Sentence examples for maintained so far from inspiring English sources

The attack, which occurred on a coastal road north of the capital, was the first against foreigners in almost three years of political turmoil and assassinations, raising fears that the sense of normalcy maintained so far despite the chaos was perhaps waning.

Private houses, even palaces, were usually of the style that emphasized interior courts and gardens rather than external facade; this tradition was even maintained so far as possible in Roman settlements in northern Europe and Britain, where elaborate arrangements for heating had to be added.

These seem somewhat out of character, considering the basic position that the party has maintained so far.

It is believed that in 1930 and following the industry will have found its industrial level and that that level will be maintained, so far as commitment to output is concerned.

Despite the prospect of airbases in the South China Sea, which have been called "unsinkable aircraft carriers", it remains to be seen if China can maintain squadrons so far from the mainland for extended periods of time, Roggeveen said.

To her credit, Franklin has maintained her amateurism, so far, under the NCAA's rules despite receiving over $200,000 in reward bonuses from the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) under their "Operation Gold" project.

Their immense size will make them more efficient at generating power but it also introduces huge engineering challenges in terms of manufacturing, installing and maintaining wind farms so far out to sea.

As the weight and height of turbines increase, the materials costs of wider, stronger support towers, as well as the cost of maintaining components housed so far from the ground, are cutting into the efficiency benefits of larger turbines.

Eline was unusual in maintaining its identity so far inland, aided by increased moisture and enhanced upper-level environmental conditions over southern Africa.

The Zimbabwean model ReprintsMr Peyrelevade, who wants to keep his bank independent, has so far maintained what one French banker calls a Soviet balance of power between the bank's biggest shareholders.

I'm fortunate to have maintained a good equilibrium so far, but problems do arise.