Sentence examples for try to maintain support from inspiring English sources

Vaughn A. Carney Stowe, Vt., Aug. 23, 2007 • To the Editor: President Bush regularly revises history, using any analogy, no matter how contorted and inaccurate, to try to maintain support for his hopeless venture in Iraq.

The banks, along with Citigroup, signed a statement letter saying they would try to maintain support for the city's financial sector, but there was no firm commitment on keeping jobs in the British capitol.

Instead, he has tried to maintain support for his greatest achievement, a health-care plan that has been successful and popular in Massachusetts, while arguing that it bears no resemblance to Obama's national program.

The administration and other advocates of aid are trying to maintain support for an international plan to scale back aid gradually, and do so in a way that gives the Afghan government and other institutions plenty of time to adapt.

The administration and other advocates of aid are trying to maintain support for an international plan, agreed to last year among the major donor countries to Afghanistan, to scale back aid gradually so that the Afghan government and other institutions have plenty of time to adapt.

"We are doing everything we can to try to maintain her highly successful support network that she has got now that is really working well and keeping her healthy," Beach said.

Try to maintain routines for children, offer support and understanding, and pay attention to their needs.

Try to maintain the straight line between your support shoulder and opposite hip.[6].

He added: "I will try to maintain the same demeanor of confidence and support that I've had in the past three years as all of this began to unfold.

To the joy of many, Microsoft announced another Xbox One pivot: Rather than try to maintain a fortress of solitude, the console will support indie publishing.

This runs counter to the United States' habit of supporting those governments in the Americas that try to maintain "stability" by opposing efforts to bring about long-overdue social change.