Sentence examples for something to be maintained from inspiring English sources

Connolly subsequently advocated what he called "agonistic respect," which sees that conflict as something to be maintained, rather than something to be overcome through consensus.

In an era when pop doesn't tend to say a great deal, there's obviously something hugely cheering about an artist of Beyonce's stature doing this: she increasingly seems to view her success and celebrity as a means to an end rather than something to be maintained at all costs.

What's more, this was not a one-time feat but something that had to be maintained, as became apparent when the orchestra repeatedly lapsed into old bad habits under lenient guest conductors; it still does so on occasion.

And if it does, will it eradicate extreme poverty by 2030 To keep poverty reduction going, growth would have to be maintained at something like its current rate.

There is something to be said for maintaining flexibility, but an ad hoc approach doesn't inspire confidence.

"I think the commitment to review qualifications in 2013 is something that should be maintained," he said.

Being a university of high degree, however, is not something that can be maintained by standing still.

Being a "university of high degree," as Jane and Leland Stanford intended, is not something that can be maintained by standing still.

There is something to be said for sitting still and maintaining a historic home, after all.

When that disaster arrives, at the end of the first act, Sir Simon projects the powerful shock and recognition of something he has been maintaining as inevitable for an hour and a quarter.

The extensions are done in a way that operating systems support is maintained, something that makes their adoption more attractive.