Sentence examples for might have maintained from inspiring English sources

He starved of money the agencies that might have maintained the levees.

Had McDermid kept her focus, this story might have maintained its blunt impact.

Bremer's demobilization and de-Baathification decrees had alienated the very Iraqis who might have maintained security.

Without the economic slump, they might have maintained plausible deniability until 2003 or 2004; because of the slump, the moment of truth is already here.

Mr. Horovitz makes no secret of his contempt for former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, whose policies, in his view, might have maintained the letter of the peace process but were carried out so grudgingly and meanly as to have wrecked its spirit.

Taylor might have maintained self-deprecatingly that "thrash was what your dad did to you when he took his belt off", but he made the most of the 10 tracks devoted to his drumkit on the 24-track mixing desk manned by producer Jimmy Miller and engineers Ashley Howe and Trevor Hallesy while recording Overkill in December 1978 and January 1979.

Even the Taliban, which clearly benefited, too, from very specific local circumstances, might well have maintained their grip on much of Afghanistan for a much longer period were it not for the adventurism of al-Qaida.

Then consider, as various writers have maintained, how this might increase the world's collective brain power and economic resources.

Policies have maintained it".

Mr. Barak, who called off a meeting with Mr. Arafat after his remarks on Sunday, said today that contacts might have been maintained had Mr. Arafat adopted the tone he used on television.

City had never previously lost a Premier League game when their thrilling Argentinian had scored and, had David Silva not been guilty of over-elaborating and Javi García mustered a more convincing header from the Spaniard's free-kick delivery, that record might have been maintained.