Sentence examples for the problem of maintaining from inspiring English sources

But the structure, while it solves the problem of maintaining Minna's mystery almost to the climax, presents another problem.

Thus, the problem of maintaining both God's justice and his omnipotence remained a point of controversy in Islamic theology.

The house also has the problem of maintaining the good will and patronage of its subscribers, who buy 62,000 tickets a season.

These two months of prevarication at a time when the problem of maintaining food supplies had reached its climax infuriated the towns and the provinces.

Taiwan also sees a partial solution to the problem of maintaining enrollments and standards as a falling birth rate shrinks the pool of applicants at home.

The New Yorker, April 4, 1936 P. 15 A young substitute, teacher was working in a school near Delancey Street, the problem of maintaining dicipline got too much for her.

The approach is reflected in his book Lost in Care (with Roger Bullock, Kenneth Hoise and Martin Haak, 1986), on the problems of maintaining links between children in care and their families.

Then, there are the problems of maintaining security in a country where Al Qaeda and Taliban supporters still stage attacks on Western interests.

IT may be that the Browns got the worst of architecture's new and old worlds -- the problems of maintaining a white-on-white house without the freedom and flexibility that modernism promised.

Wyden noted during his speech at the administration-aligned thinktank that he thought the administration had agreed with him when it first came to office about the problems of maintaining widespread secrecy over surveillance.

The pursuits of the ladies were more intellectual & their frugal way of life more like that of an old, conservative New York family than of European aristocracy The Stiftsdame related the requirements of entering & some of the problems of maintaining the traditional luxuries of life in a Stift.