Sentence examples for maintained let alone from inspiring English sources
But as growth slows and the real value of minimum wages rises, that combination is becoming unviable.If the improvements in inequality are to be maintained, let alone continued, tough choices will have to be made.
"It is an extreme and ideologically driven measure to effectively remove all quality assurance and standards mechanisms, particularly when there is nothing in place to ensure that quality in higher education is maintained, let alone improved," the union said in a submission to an inquiry into the bill before the Senate.
A substantial portion of HIV care has been subsidized through contributions from programs such as the US President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) and the Global Fund and it is unclear whether the present level of funding will be maintained, let alone increased.
It's a formula that seems nearly impossible to maintain, let alone keep funny, for such a long run.
For the United States to maintain — let alone grow — a college-educated work force, Mr. Murdock said, those graduation numbers will have to change.
Unfortunately, the report may also make it harder for America and Europe to maintain, let alone sharpen, the sanctions the world has imposed in order to make Iran stop work at Natanz.Talk if necessary, but keep up the sanctionsSince the spies say Iran stopped its bomb-making in 2003 because of world pressure, relaxing it now would be perverse.
Can Netflix even afford to maintain, let alone drop, its pricing long-term? .
Today's consumer expects websites to function at optimal speeds, and services to stream data without interruption, so those that don't are going to have a very hard time maintaining — let alone trying to grow — their audiences.
Without adequate levels of testosterone, it is impossible to maintain, let alone build, muscle.
While Radoslav's opinion is shared by more than a few of his generation, maintaining (let alone restoring) Buzludzha is a question of money.
Our findings suggest a picture of a health system struggling to maintain, let alone improve, what is, at best, a mediocre overall performance [ 6, 7].
