Sentence examples for maintaining or extending from inspiring English sources

Undergraduate courses tend to focus on sequential programming not surprisingly, since the industry is still dominated by sequential code except in a few specialist niches, and most programmers spend their time maintaining or extending old code, rather than writing entirely new code.

The research findings reported here have direct practical implications for maintaining or extending the crime drop.

It is a fantasy to suppose that, if Britain votes to leave, these victors would want to maintain or extend protections for pensioners or workers.

The original PDP software, developed in the late 1980's using a simple character-based user interface, is also still available, although it is no longer maintained or extended.

At the same time, they reduce compression of the vertebrae caused by such tension, and they help maintain or extend the neck's range of motion.

The default course is to maintain or extend Medicare reimbursement rates, raise taxes considerably and accept that Medicaid recipients will face worsening health care access.

This may have particular implications for busy healthcare practitioners wishing to access an educational programme to maintain, or extend their knowledge base in response to service needs.

Extant literature has pointed out the potential benefits of such behavior, but falls short of explaining what triggers firms to practice it in the first place and to maintain or extend it.

Good persons act politically as good citizens and are thereby maintained or extended in their goodness.

Once a drug has been granted access, the health economist works to maintain or extend this status.

However, being able to maintain or extend that visa requires the entrepreneur to fulfil certain conditions, such as creating employment for others and creating a sustainable business.