Sentence examples for maintains alongside from inspiring English sources

Jayhood is widely recognized as one of the key DJs and producers of the Jersey club scene known for remixes like "Show Me Love" and originals such as "Hands On ya Hips"—a practice he maintains alongside rapping (as he does on "Jersey Anthem") and singing, for instance on 2016's Too Busy In The Trap mixtape.

Even as Congress turned to other business, several prominent lawmakers said Wednesday that the threat of force should be maintained alongside the diplomatic efforts.

I met a professor of ecology and evolutionary biology a few weeks ago who told me he Batmanned as the lead singer of a punk band, a career he's maintained alongside science for decades.

A vineyard was also maintained alongside the castle.

Stock pairs, where both parents were allowed to rear their brood until larval dispersal, were also maintained alongside these treatments.

Sector specific programs in Education, Child Protection, and Child Survival and Development have been maintained alongside the PCFP.

Typically, forest species are initially maintained alongside food and cash crops, but tree regeneration is later cut to maximize crop production.

She noted, as well, that education must be maintained alongside life-saving nutrition and health interventions by UNICEF and its partners.

The current view is that even though increased aerobic glycolysis is one of the characteristics of tumor cells, mitochondrial and other metabolic pathways are usually still maintained alongside with a high glycolytic rate in most cancer forms.

If the second copy instantly confers a selective advantage ("immediate" model) or can accumulate beneficial mutations before it decays into a pseudogene ("waiting" model), it can be maintained alongside the original gene for sub- or neofunctionalization[ 29].

These views and experiences highlight the importance of organizational context, and indicate that telehealth and telecare interventions might be more readily adopted if they are introduced as an integral part of routine service provision; where existing relationships with service providers are not disrupted and can be maintained alongside use of equipment.