Some may maintain that such emissions are not our problem, but rather the country's that they were produced in.
If the dispute chiefly involved data mining, rather than eavesdropping, Mr. Gonzales' defenders may maintain that his narrowly crafted answers, while legalistic, were technically correct.
As for bystanders who ponder instead, "Why doesn't the lady just cough up the 60 quid?", the incorrigible Badger may maintain that she is no stranger to the concept of principle herself.
Fans, the "real fans", may maintain that early albums Murmur (1983), Reckoning (1984) and Fables of the Reconstruction (1986) were REM's finest moments, full of distortion and murky pastures.
"Particularly when people think that they might not be able to live up to others' views of them, they may maintain that they are not as good as other people think," Dr. Mark Leary, the lead author, wrote in an e-mail message.
Relativists, for instance, may maintain that islands exist and incars do not exist relative to our conceptual scheme, that is.
Semantically, one may maintain that alethic terms like 'true' have multiple meanings (Pratt 1908; Tarski 1944; Kölbel 2008; Wright 2010).
For instance, one may maintain that the ultimate explanation for our experiences makes reference to the ordinary objects themselves, not just to their microscopic parts.
For instance, linguistically, one may maintain that there is a plurality of truth predicates (Wright 1992; Tappolet 1997; Lynch 2000; Pedersen 2006, 2010).
Cognitively or conceptually, one may maintain that there is a multiplicity of truth concepts or regimented ways of conceptualizing truth (Künne 2003; cf. Lynch 2006).
