Sentence examples for may be maintaining from inspiring English sources

In the near term, the most important thing for the Spanish economy may be maintaining the confidence of foreign travelers.

Her colleagues may be maintaining a stiff upper lip, but Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said Thursday that the Supreme Court is being hurt by having only eight justices.

While Mexican airlines may be maintaining adequate standards, he added that "it means that they're doing it of their own volition and the regulator is not standing above them and holding them to account".

Her problem may be maintaining those standards for four more matches against West Indies, the next of them at Old Trafford as part of another double-header, before they face far stiffer tests against Australia and India in their quest to make amends for the bitter disappointment of two years ago.

A few will worry about the impact on their chances of succeeding Mr Cameron (for all the other trouble, Mr Brown's status as Mr Blair's heir created a sort of stability for Labour in this regard).The underlying problem may be maintaining unity amid what could prove to be acute unpopularity.

Some of the strings may be maintaining a certain GPA or a certain course load.

The prices of such products may be maintained to recover all such costs thereafter.

Some of these improvements may be maintained during long-term treatment.

Straight faces may be maintained throughout, but fun is being had, though the participants seldom admit it.

Temptations to divulge information too freely should be sidestepped as lightly as possible so that continued rapport may be maintained.

"Events such as ours are designed to explore all possibilities as to how such contact may be maintained.