Sentence examples for recently maintained that from inspiring English sources

Josh Toth, 29, who came to hear him at Birdland recently, maintained that Mr. Cincotti "definitely influences the way some of us dress".

The Big Ten, which had until recently maintained that it was content to stay with its 12 teams, appeared to be responding to Notre Dame's recent decision to join the A.C.C. in all sports except football.

In the past, Iran had said the team of inspectors could visit any nuclear-related location, but it has recently maintained that Parchin was a military base and off limits.

(Not to be outdone, erstwhile rival Ted Cruz recently maintained that Muslim neighborhoods should be regularly patrolled).

Accordingly, the "Patientombuddet" institution recently maintained that " there is no doubt that those health professionals receiving a criticism for health care provision will become more attentive in future similar situations" [ 20].

In the warm, wet weather we've had recently, maintaining that land as a market garden is a particular challenge.

Al Thaqalain, a Shiite publication, recently maintained on its front page that there had been an influx of AIDS-bearing Jewish prostitutes.

Gregg Pemberton, a detective with Washington's Metropolitan Police Department who also serves as an official in the local police union, had until recently maintained a public Twitter account that reflected his views on a variety of law enforcement topics.

The LTTE's goal has been to formally secede from the Sri Lankan state by creating a homeland called "Tamil Eelam," a de facto independent entity that, until very recently, maintained the characteristics of a functioning bureaucracy.

But maintaining that balance has recently grown more complicated: fearing lawsuits by advocates for the homeless, the city has begun storing the belongings of people whose encampments have been cleared.

More recently, some have maintained that objectively meaningful conditions are just those that involve: transcending the limits of the self to connect with organic unity (Nozick 1981, ch. 6, 1989, chs. 15 16); realizing human excellence in oneself (Bond 1983, chs.