Sentence examples for might maintain that from inspiring English sources

The central bank continues to hold short-term interest rates near zero, and Mr. Bernanke said it might maintain that policy for longer than previously expected.

For more than half of her program, Nikodinov appeared as if she might maintain that standing.

The defendant might maintain that his eyes had been red as a result of allergies.

The banks might maintain that it does not much matter who pays the tax, so long as it gets paid.

Penn might maintain that he was too much of a weirdo to have hung out with anybody, but he wouldn't deny having always had an abhorrence of drugs.

One might maintain that American children's literature, particularly that since World War II, is bolder, more experimental, more willing to try and fail, than England's.

He tells youngsters to take the $6,000 they might spend to buy and maintain that used car for three years and to invest the money in an individual retirement account.

Of course, one might maintain instead that it is some strong degree of psychological connectedness that provides the unity relation between various temporal stages, but then it seems explicit that the relation preserving what matters is just connectedness, not identity per se.

If she could be hermetically sealed from the Grand Slam buzz and removed from the before-and-after images of herself that are bound to land on the pages of the British tabloids, Capriati might maintain the inner peace that has put her in the remarkable, albeit uncomfortable, position of It Girl when Wimbledon begins on Monday.

Misfolding and subsequent retention by the QCS results in proteins that might maintain function but become misrouted and cause disease.

CONTAC52 (for the modeling of gap between steel and concrete) represents two surfaces that might maintain or break physical contact or might slide relative to each other.