Sentence examples for too to maintain from inspiring English sources

Advocates of the plan say the UK would then seek to negotiate a customs deal, too, to maintain just-in-time supply chains and obviate the need for checks at the Irish border.

Here we have tried to reconcile our finding to the prevailing concepts regarding the function of modified BiP, but it would be unwise to over-fit our data to these evolving concepts and we urge the reviewers too to maintain a modicum of flexibility in this regard.

Houses were too big, too isolated, too generic, too hard to maintain.

The trolls were too obvious, too nasty, and too coördinated to maintain the illusion that these were everyday Russians.

The department said the laboratory was at the end of its useful cycle, too expensive to maintain and too small for expanding research.

But, thanks to high valuations and high expectations, his company grew too fast and too furiously to maintain anything resembling a non-toxic environment.

They are too angry or too scared to maintain the relationship, Via said.

It is too hard to plow, too difficult to maintain, Mr. Bernardoni said.

The satellite populations are too small and fluctuate too much to maintain themselves indefinitely.

But they have all closed, with administrators saying they are used too infrequently and are too expensive to maintain.

A stocking density of 48 to 150 TLU/km2 also is too high to maintain over the entire year.