Sentence examples for often maintaining from inspiring English sources

Studies show that 82 percent of horse owners also enjoy driving cars, often maintaining rural property devoted to that purpose.

They generally operate outside the authority or oversight of the official church, often maintaining their own chapels, schools, seminaries and clerical orders.

In contrast, he said, previous waves of immigration by Huguenots, Jews and Ugandan Asians became integrated in society while often maintaining private observance of their faiths and traditions.

Many children thrive in long-term care, often maintaining close (and usually lifelong) ties with their foster family long after the placement has ended.

Unfortunately, after Ferguson, police shootings of black citizens have continued, with the police too often maintaining their wall of resistance with the help of local prosecutors.

In many ways these indigenous emigrants Cherokees, Choctaws, Wyandots, among others—straddled the spheres of "settler" and "indigenous" societies, often maintaining close relations with both.

Ballard often maintained he was "surreal".

Burgundians often maintain their wines are tasted too young.

But justices often maintain friendships across ideological lines.

Systems analysts often maintain non-functional requirements incrementally.

Additionally, designers must often maintain activity diagrams incrementally.