Sentence examples for sometimes maintained from inspiring English sources

Evil is not the absence of the good, as theology and philosophy have sometimes maintained.

If, as is sometimes maintained, we as a nation are still not entirely comfortable with the way we commemorate our war dead, then this disquiet usually stems from the regularity with which these commemorations are hi-jacked by interest groups whose aim is not so much to remember the past than to use it as a stick with which to beat some of the perceived moral failings of the present.

In contrast, some studies use B16F10 transfected with chicken ovalbumin, a foreign antigen that is sometimes maintained in cells using the neo gene for G418 selection which is itself a strong antigen for immune rejection [41].

CpGs are usually methylated on both complementary strands, but are sometimes maintained in a hemi-methylated state [ 23].

The third point requires a recognition and acceptance that meta-analysis is, contrary to what is sometimes maintained, not simple after all.

Cooling for this duration has no effect on the ECMO circuit as patients are sometimes maintained at this temperature for prolonged periods for reasons other than neuroprotection e.g. reducing oxygen consumption.

Apparently, the families of victims sometimes maintain such shrines for a few years.

The kingdom of Champa existed alongside the Khmer kingdom, sometimes passing under its rule, sometimes maintaining a precarious independence.

"Traditional" marriage advocates sometimes maintain that marriage-equality is a slippery slope: First gay marriage, next polygamy.

In the 1920s, however, many composers began to turn toward smaller, chamber-size ensembles, sometimes maintaining and sometimes discarding the traditional instrumental complements.

The Africans generally farm, though certain groups, like the Zaghawa, sometimes maintain farms while also sweeping south with their herds during the harvest season.