Sentence examples for maintains too from inspiring English sources

Popper's view is, Kuhn maintains, too idealistic.

Dramatically, it maintains too much poise to allow the real Lili's warmth to come through.

When an inner circle maintains too tight a stranglehold over the president's time and attention, too few views come into play.

If there is a shortcoming in "The Queen," it is that, in the face of compelling evidence, it maintains too affectionate a gaze on human nature.

Writer-director Olegario Barrera maintains too modest a pose and too leisurely a stance to succeed fully with his little allegory.

Hardcore conservatives, both in Congress and in advocacy groups, believe the plan maintains too much of the ACA's framework; some want a "clean" repeal, which would abolish the ACA full stop so they could start reform effort from scratch.

She maintained, too, that the contents of breakfast foods may be especially good for you.

Some suburban and downstate lawmakers complain that Mr. Ryan has maintained too cozy a political relationship with Mayor Daley, a Democrat.

Yet closing Portsmouth would have made only a small dent in the problem: There would still be too many yards building and maintaining too few ships.

Requiring banks to maintain too much capital would stifle lending and hurt economic growth, Mr. Nixon said, repeating an assertion made often by the banking industry.

"I've increased my own inventories on the theory that other people are maintaining too little inventory and will disappoint their customers," he said.