Sentence examples for possibly maintain from inspiring English sources

These men and women cannot possibly maintain civilian careers under such conditions.

The small congregation, which had moved out of the lavish main sanctuary and into a modest ground-floor space, could not possibly maintain the enormous structure, which was near collapse.

I have a theory that tipping a box full of kittens onto the negotiating table while politicians are attempting to broker a settlement between warring factions would be the quickest way to obtain a peaceful resolution - no-one can possibly maintain any kind of aggressive stance in the company of such unbridled cuteness - and the humble quail provides a similar function amongst winged creatures.

After all, the pacifist might say, no invader could possibly maintain its grip on the conquered nation in light of such systematic isolation, non-cooperation and non-violent resistance.

"How can we possibly maintain the American Dream if we're not safe from swarms of Manchurian-Mexican candidates, trained on the smog-filled streets of Mexico City, stalking us on our most sacred symbols of freedom, our interstates and freeways?

What we, and my postdoctoral fellow, Dr. Christelle Anaclet, in particular, "discovered" was that the brainstem contains a locus of neurons that actually trigger, and possibly maintain, deep "slow-wave" sleep, and its electroencephalographic correlate, cortical slow-wave activity.

Carbon stocks have been possibly maintained by pastoralists' grazing practices, which are characterized by herd mobility over diverse grazing landscapes to utilize the patchiness of range resources.

By using a retrograde approach in lengthening, the violation of the rotator cuff can be prevented and the osteotomy can be performed distally to the insertion of the M. deltoideus, so that its function can be possibly maintained.

A lower osmotic potential within the cell was possibly maintained to help cells absorb water from the external environment, resulting in resistance to the damage caused by NaCl stress.

Historian John Birkenmeier notes that: In the clashes with the Normans through the 1080s, the only effective Byzantine naval force was a squadron commanded, and possibly maintained, by Michael Maurex, a veteran naval commander of previous decades.

When large, this measure is taken as an indicator of deep-rooted gene genealogies, possibly maintained by long-term balancing selection [24].