Sentence examples for be retained for many from inspiring English sources

Similar carryover occurs with glaciers and to some extent also with permanent snowfields; water abstracted by the ice caps of high latitudes and by large mountain glaciers can be retained for many years, up to about 250,000 years in the central Antarctic cap.

Furthermore, Laver notes that "Due to their greater whiteness early products based on anatase were retained for many years after rutile pigments were introduced".

The structural state of the material is classified as good, and surface morphology is retained for many of the specimens (i.e., no plastic deformation has been observed), even though they were water logged and friable at recovery.

In deciding what to do, and how to convince victims and the public at large that lots of money has to be retained for future needs, many charities have had extensive discussions with their counterparts in Oklahoma City, where the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in 1995 killed 168 people and injured hundreds.

Many pieces, they argue, should be retained for scholars, regardless of how often they go on public view.

The scheme is asking for Australians' data to be retained for two years but it is not clear how many criminal investigations require data this old.

It ought to be retained for Chevrolet".

Backups will be retained for 10 weeks.

Flower forms with increased number of petals (termed double flowers) were retained for their showy aspect in many domesticated plant families.

Short contigs (<500 bp) were retained for annotation and mapping because many neuropeptides have a short protein sequence.

From that successful workshop, many actors were retained for Broadway.