Sentence examples for maintenance of strong from inspiring English sources
Newman, M. & Leovy, C. Maintenance of strong rotational winds in Venus' middle atmosphere by thermal tides.
The provision of useful advice requires a commitment from policymakers to the use of evidence, but also to the creation and maintenance of strong institutions.
As the most abundant mineral in the body, calcium has long been recognized as vital to the formation and maintenance of strong bones and teeth.
The maintenance of strong social relationships, volunteering, and other social activities have been linked to positive mental health and even increased longevity.
It has been proven that the turn region of T140 can be replaced by the above surrogate with the maintenance of strong anti-HIV activity.
That is the reason the overwhelming consensus of the U.S. fusion community in favor of ITER is predicated on the maintenance of strong domestic fusion and plasma physics research, plus additional funds for ITER construction.
"The distribution balances a return to stockholders with maintenance of a strong balance sheet," a spokesman for HCA said.
Maintaining a strong social network of friends with different areas of interest and from different social groups is necessary not only for our personal well-being but for the maintenance of a strong social structure.
Conservative Party, byname Tories, in the United Kingdom, a political party whose guiding principles include the promotion of private property and enterprise, the maintenance of a strong military, and the preservation of traditional cultural values and institutions.
Under Parakramabahu I the pursuit of an active foreign policy and the many wars it involved were serious burdens on the treasury; indeed, the maintenance of a strong standing army and navy was a great expense for all the Polonnaruwa kings.
There was, however, no move to exploit the crisis to gain independence: the "Gallic Empire," though closely involving leading Gallic civilians, depended on the loyalty of the Rhine army; it thus championed Gallo-Roman, not Gallic, interests (essentially, the maintenance of a strong Rhine frontier).
