Sentence examples for could retain one from inspiring English sources

A month ago, his form questionable and his hamstrings and back giving him serious problems, there was genuine doubt whether the 25-year-old could retain one Olympic title here in London, let alone two.

Until then, we will continue to retain one another ourselves.

It is possible that one could retain tumor suppressing capability through p53 while simultaneously opposing its pro-aging activity through inhibition of p21.

Diploidization allows that one gene could retain its original function whereas the other copy may become epigenetically silenced or inactivated by mutations.

But very few public sector organisations have, or could retain, sufficient expertise for letting one-off major contracts.

On one hand, the biosensor could retain the bioactivity of Lac to a large extent by immobilization of Lac with silica spheres on the MWCNTs/SPE.

It was discovered that the so prepared electrode could retain about 92% electrocatalytic activity to H2O2 after one month storage.

In his view, it was one of the few things he could retain behind bars.

Playboy could retain a minority interest in Private, or a bigger one, adds analyst Routh, if Christie includes the five Spice cable networks in the merger.

Although he is one of William Morris's biggest earners, the firm could retain the revenue from his previous deals if he left.

Sailors could retain their place as heterosexual heartthrobs while not entirely allaying suspicions that they could be more interested in one another.