Sentence examples for upheld among from inspiring English sources

The memory of that massacre provides a heartening reminder that there is a good deal of both hype and plain ignorance behind the claim, widely upheld among the political classes this year, that we are in the throes of the bitterest, most polarizing electoral contest in American history.

While my Facebook and Twitter history might be suited to be upheld among my colleagues and friends, I'm not sure that political party officials would be as pleased with me or most of the people I know.

However, the more urgent need is to produce tests, first of all, of whether the basic predictions – that are known to be relatively robust – are upheld among the species in question.

Parsons was nevertheless worried that Icahn had an "image" to uphold among investors, as a "tenacious shareholder activist".

In addition, using an upper limit for serum calcium levels of 2.60 mmol/L compared to that of the various lower upper limits uphold among different hospitals, psychiatric facilities, and laboratories, it is unlikely that our results overestimate the prevalence of hypercalcemia.

It's never good when bad movies are upheld as among the best — but it's even worse when the distribution of honors is discriminatory and thwarts not only the most talented artists individually but the entire creative environment that would yield the next generation's innovators.

It's never good when bad movies are upheld as among the best but it's even worse when the distribution of honors is discriminatory and thwarts not only the most talented artists individually but the entire creative environment that would yield the next generation's innovators.

A state analysis of insurers in New York shows that Cigna had the highest ratio of upheld customer complaints among health insurers in 2000.

Among the upheld allegations in the report were responses to the following comments by Ms Clwyd: Her husband died of hospital-induced pneumonia.

Equality might be upheld as one value among others, and increase in wealth or in wealth per capita may be included along with equality in a pluralistic ethics.

Justice O'Connor was one of the authors of McConnell v. Federal Election Commission, a 2003 decision that, among other things, upheld restrictions on campaign spending by businesses and unions.