Sentence examples for often maintain that from inspiring English sources

Defenders of the current system often maintain that these are aberrations.

Editors often maintain that the number of black models they include proportionately matches the population.

Those who oppose nuclear power often maintain that they have a moral duty to do so.

Still, in their conversations, some pedophiles often maintain that the discussion sites are little more than support groups.

Economists often maintain that corruption is a bar to development, but many countries — most notably, China — have enjoyed tremendous economic growth in spite of rampant graft.

While collectors often maintain that classic automobiles are legitimate works of art, in truth there has rarely been a happy marriage between automobiles and actual art.

Federer has often maintained that Roddick is underappreciated, which is, in part, Federer's fault for beating him 19 times in 21 matches.

In its talks with Pakistan, Indian negotiators have often maintained that the two countries should start small and reach agreement on less emotionally charged issues before tackling Kashmir, while Pakistanis want Kashmir front and center.

Mr. Hoffa has often maintained that unions can achieve far more in politics by working with both parties and not having their support taken for granted by the Democrats.

"His lawyer often maintained that the only reason Powell was kept in prison all of those years was because of the notoriety he received from my book and my film," Mr. Wambaugh said.

It is often maintained that an increase in income coming from the reinforcement of institutions implies an increase in demand for environmental protection, leading to pollution abatement.