Sentence examples for * retains in from inspiring English sources

The Mavericks have ruled out one possible solution: using the semi-retired Keith Van Horn (whose rights Dallas retains) in a sign-and-trade deal.

Mr. Petelle says that at current exchange rates, the lawyers that Andrew retains in New Zealand charge about 30percentt less than their American counterparts.

It reflects what the composer calls his "micropolyphony," a complexity that dissolves melody, harmony and rhythm but retains in some pieces a whiff of Romanian folk music.

Negotiations with Belgacom are complicated by a variety of factors, not least of which is the 50.1percentt stake that the Belgian government retains in the company.

Jacie retains in her computerized memory all the roles she has ever played, and she makes conversation by regurgitating outlandish story lines and greeting-card declarations of sentiment.

A small water pot in the Eskenazi show retains in the outline of the body the memory of shapes that appeared in prehistoric times.

It would have been odd to see Microsoft lower its load of developer outreach at a time when it is scrambling to grow developer mindshare in certain product categories, and preserve where it already retains buy-in.

He is in exile in Belarus, but he retains support in his homeland in the south of the country, where discontent has been rising.

Similarly the high thermal mass of stone, as seen in Victorian buildings, retains warmth in winter and cold in summer.

Although adult mammalian retina retains RSCs in quiescent form in in vivo ciliary margin, it lacks the self-regeneration process in response to in vivo damages.

Consequently, markers close to QTL remain polymorphic for much longer in WGS than in UGS, and WGS retains markers in higher LD with the QTL than does UGS.