Sentence examples for and keep a firm from inspiring English sources

Remain aware of this underlying logic and keep a firm focus on your organization and its relations with its key stakeholders.

Employers wield non-competes to stanch turnover and keep a firm grip on proprietary client lists and critical research.

To make the challenge more interesting, the mask had to remain snug to the face and keep a firm seal while the wearer is working in the field, cooking on a stove or out on a zombie-slaying mission.

Make sure that your arms are below your shoulders, and keep a firm grip on the dumbbells.

Don't push yourself beyond your limit for comparison, do it for fun and keep a firm belief in your body let it all out.

Later in 1983, Mr. Xi was promoted to party secretary and kept a firm hand on social issues.

Hurricane Katrina, and the lingering damage it did to oil pipelines and refineries, had pushed up gas prices, renewed fears of global warming and kept a firm thumb on the economy.

Henry placed the young heir to Ludlow, another Edmund Mortimer, under house arrest in the south of England, and kept a firm grip on Ludlow Castle himself.

Many books you read will tell you to square your shoulders, throw your chin up, and always keep a firm handshake.

But for most businesspeople in most developing countries (and a few rich ones), trying to keep a firm going and provide jobs and economic growth is still a soul-destroying task.

Grudging and minimal compliance may keep a firm out of trouble but will do little to gain consumers' trust and may even undermine it.