Sentence examples for maintaining much of from inspiring English sources
This predatory starfish feeds on the mussel Mytilus californianus and is responsible for maintaining much of the local diversity of species within certain communities.
This new 4K restoration from Janus Films, which debuted at Cannes earlier this year, shows restraint by maintaining much of its film grain and avoiding some of the prevalent brightness often found with newly struck digital transfers.
More soberly but just as authoritatively, Mr. Tetzlaff led some 30 string players through the orchestral version of Schoenberg's masterpiece of supersaturated Romanticism, "Transfigured Night," maintaining much of the shimmering, quivering transparency of the original, for six players.
There may soon be quite a few Anglicans "crossing the Tiber" (to employ another term describing Catholic conversion), after the Vatican's announcement that Pope Benedict XVI has created a special means allowing Anglicans to convert to the Roman Catholic Church while maintaining much of their own worship tradition.
The cell-type specific organization of heterochromatin, established upon cell differentiation, is responsible for maintaining much of the genome in a repressed state, within a highly compartmentalized nucleus.
Republicans are able to hate on Washington for sending the peoples' money to Wall Street, while at the same time maintaining much of the traditional party allegiance to the finance industry.
The agency cannot afford to maintain much of the new property, and does not try.
But they've maintained much of the book's tone through the casting of the estimable, closely controlled Tilda Swinton.
It doesn't have as much tang as goat cheese but it does have a little, and it maintains much of the earthy fragrance of the milk.
Because the supply of the Treasury's 30-year bond is dwindling, its price managed to maintain much of its gains, rising 13/32, to 10830/32.
It maintains much of the previous albums' raw power and every bit of Ms. Wennerstrom's full-volume desolation, but it's more curious and nuanced.
