Sentence examples for stick to maintaining from inspiring English sources

Many analysts think Intel should stick to maintaining its dominance of the PC market, though that too will prove difficult if the claims made for the Cell chip prove true.

Instead, it sticks to maintaining its profit margin and return on equity, which can mean that its businesses shrink if conditions are unfavourable.

Unless you're going to run the business yourself, you're going to want to have the founder or at least some of the C-suite executives stick around to maintain some stability and consistency.

Always have shoulders back, use the stick trick to maintain a straight posture and if you can't lean your back on a wall, like if you were measuring yourself and then slowly detach yourself.

If your frame starts to bend from the weight of the grout, use something to prop up the inside of it such as a stick, to help maintain it's original height.

But the reality is that non-partisan studies have shown the exact opposite--natural grass fields are a bargain compared to artificial turf due to the huge costs taxpayers get stuck with to maintain and replace artificial fields after their warrantees expire.

Yet, we get stuck trying to maintain a balance between having an informed, intellectual discussion and a culture which encourages us to talk in sound bites, 140 characters, viral posts and memes.

In addition to maintaining heterokaryosis, the sticking of ascospores together may help the fungus to form a viable thallus.

He, too, is committed to maintaining U.S. leadership and sticking up for democratic values, as his recent defense of tiny Georgia makes clear.

As a beginner it may be beneficial to use a walking stick so as to maintain a sense of balance.

"The key to maintaining weight loss over a long period of time is making small changes you can stick to.