Sentence examples for environment to keep from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jenson said he believed that E.A. could provide the right incentives and environment to keep the Rockstar team.

"Retailers are struggling, particularly in the current environment, to keep our doors open," said E. Neil Trautwein, a vice president of the National Retail Federation, a trade group.

"Our results indicate that the bio-ink combination we used, combined with the micro-channels, provides the right environment to keep the cells alive and to support cell and tissue growth," Atala said.

Good if: you need a well-organised environment to keep your notes safe in, and you want the option of moving between different devices; Evernote has desktop, web, mobile and tablet incarnations.

Support for the arts, in their view, is not simply a matter of cultural philanthropy, it's also a smart and necessary way to sustain a vibrant urban environment, to keep any city from becoming a patchwork of chain stores, steroidal gyms and name-brand coffee shops.

Half were exposed to the gas at room temperature and half in a warm environment to keep their body temperatures from dropping.The mice's consumption of oxygen and production of carbon dioxide dropped ten minutes after they began inhaling hydrogen sulphide and remained extremely low as long as the gas was administered.

This BitTorrent forum about Sync seems to feature a number of use cases in which IT people are using the service in remote environments to keep data in order between main offices and satellites.

Many reasoned their infants needed blankets in their sleep environments to keep warm and allowed their continued use: "…I've never seen [the blanket] up over his head or seen it around him so it didn't bother me...We've never had no trouble with it".

The challenge for the South African Department of Health is improve the public health care system in order to enable HWs to perform their duties in suitable environments, to keep them motivated and intent on staying.

Philippa Kaye expresses tensions between longing to change the environment and to keep it untouched.

Once enticed inside, the swiftlets encounter an environment designed to keep them regurgitating comfortably.