Sentence examples for mutually maintaining from inspiring English sources

Good friends Foxy-T and Ruji Babes (their old spraycan tags) are two young women running E-Z Telephone And Internet, coping with local predators and mutually maintaining their morale.

The interrelationship between mental disorders and chronic pain is well-established, and both can be mutually maintaining; accordingly, understanding the relationship between mental health and chronic pain among PSP is important for improving health care.

Third, and most important, the various parts of a tree mutually maintain one another in existence and hence maintain the whole tree in existence.

Based on the idea that SUD and PTSD are mutually maintained by a vicious cycle, it was expected that successful SUD treatment should also reduce symptom levels of PTSD.

With regard to the hypothesis that both syndromes mutually maintain each other as, for instance, acute pain proves to be mediated by symptoms of arousal and vice versa [ 48, 49], this offers an alternative explanation of why PTSD continues to occur at this level, even 16 years after the genocide.

CD4+T cells can be categorized into Th1 and Th2 subgroups according to the differences in cytokine secretion, and the two subgroups restrain and transform mutually to maintain normal immunological function [ 11].

Effective business networking is the process of finding, building and maintaining mutually beneficial relationships.

Without the requisite mutual knowledge, Hume maintained, mutually beneficial social conventions would disappear.

If the breakup plan is approved, the trick for AT&T will be to draw attention to the independence of the new units while maintaining the mutually beneficial ties of all the units.

A thought collective is defined by Fleck as a community of persons mutually exchanging ideas or maintaining intellectual interaction (1935a, II.4).

These include the challenge of maintaining the mutually agreed participation protocols described earlier, as well as teachers' own understandings about the nature of scientific knowledge.