Sentence examples for maintaining a core from inspiring English sources

This is the way presidents, most recently from Franklin D. Roosevelt to Ronald Reagan, get their way: maintaining a core principle and tactical flexibility.

For the bandleader and composer, maintaining the integrity of a group sound with a dozen or more players — and maintaining a core style with enough tooth and identity that it can reach beyond the closed circuit of jazz students — takes up a lot of the job.

Sources tell us this is a decision to focus and not spread the company too thinly between real-money gaming, diversifying onto mobile and maintaining a core on Facebook.

The initial plan of maintaining a core of players that would be boosted from the ranks of the local amateur game had not borne fruit as the players who appeared were often ageing and past their best.

But maintaining a core of dedicated fieldworkers was cumbersome and costly; in 2009, the cost estimate more than doubled to $6.9 billion, and nasty questions were being raised in Congress.

Maintaining a core group of dialysis staff who are expert in this technique is essential.

Scientists use the term "behavioral thermoregulation" to describe how an animal maintains a core body temperature.

Some have maintained a core quality, often surrounded by layers of crossover pandering and superstar indulgence.

He did so by being direct and brave in a conservative society that would prefer to not discuss the subject, that maintains a core of silence even at its most gregarious moments.

BNP insisted on Thursday that it could maintain a core tier one ratio – an important measure of financial strength – of 9% by January 2013 even if it sustained losses through the eurozone crisis.

Mr. Landau estimated that it would cost $3.5 million to maintain a core staff of paid firefighters, which is done in some Westchester communities, including Scarsdale, Larchmont, Harrison and Pelham.