Sentence examples for maintaining its status from inspiring English sources

The German capital, laden with debts of almost £30bn, is under intense pressure to curb the generous sums it spends on maintaining its status as one of Europe's outstanding cultural centres.

While I understand that Wesleyan is intent on maintaining its status as "diversity university," I wonder: At what cost?

It is hard to understand why the I.R.A. would throw these gains away for the sake of maintaining its status as a heavily armed force.

In England the increase was 5.4% year-on-year to £255,000, with the London market maintaining its status as the market powerhouse.

Private Eye kept its sales decline to a minimum in the first half of the year, maintaining its status as the top-selling news and current affairs magazine.

And once Mr. Gross regained his footing, customers returned to the fund in 2012 and early 2013, maintaining its status as the largest mutual fund in the world.

Although Google has been laissez-faire with YouTube thus far, letting it maintain its status quo feel and design, the site may be due for a shake-up.

If Facebook's proven track record for successful acquisitions is anything to go by, these should become fruitful integrations, subtly incorporated into Facebook's operations to ensure it maintains its status as a well-rounded, cutting-edge platform.

It said it would maintain its "status as a nuclear weapons state" as long as there was a nuclear threat from the United States.

Although it still maintains its status as a major steel producer, it operates with only a fraction of its former level of employment.

However, it deserves to maintain its status as an excellent diversification currency for those who hold excess dollars.