Sentence examples for challenge retaining from inspiring English sources

The Panthers called for a video review and won the challenge, retaining possession.

While video game magazine publishers beg to differ, that is precisely their challenge — retaining readers as the Internet grabs their audience and advertisers.

For portable chest radiographs, which are usually obtained without grid, the scatter within the patient is the main challenge: retaining contrast in high-attenuation areas such as the mediastinum and retrocardiac regions is more important than high spatial resolution or wide dynamic range.

Even where sustainability was evaluated favorably, these experiences showed changes in available funding, challenges retaining staff, and shifting focus due to changing community needs or to better "fit" with new sources of support [ 4, 5].

The challenge of retaining young residents has long been a problem on Long Island.

Like many British heritage brands, Laura Ashley faces the challenge of retaining its core customers while attracting new ones.

Mr. Tsujihara immediately faces the challenge of retaining the two executives he beat out for the job.

Ofsted rates the school as "satisfactory and improving", noting the challenge of retaining a Steiner curriculum while meeting the responsibilities of being a state school.

It's exciting to have the Ashes as our sole focus from this point on and I know every member of this Ashes squad will be relishing the challenge of retaining the Ashes in Australia.

It has doubled its number of customers over the last 12 months to 150,000 and hopes to hit 200,000 by next April, but admits such fast growth poses a challenge to retaining the best levels of service.

TechCrunch interviewed Moore a little more than a year ago about the challenge of retaining AI staff against talent poachers like Uber.