Sentence examples for has never relinquished from inspiring English sources

Throughout the years, the Royal Palace has never relinquished control over the networks.

Cynical and duplicitous, but relentlessly focused on protecting Russian interests in Syria, Vladimir Putin has never relinquished that initiative since.

When its rivals pulled back from Asia during the region's financial crisis in 1997, Cisco deliberately increased its presence there, gaining a leading position it has never relinquished.

Mr. Forde, who was indicted on state bribery charges in 2000 and tried twice, has never relinquished his position in the union.

The same was true of the Childcatcher — a figure who first appeared in "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" (1968), went straight to the core of dread in every British child, and has never relinquished his spot on that terrible podium.

According to Norm Abjorensen, a political scientist at the Australian National University, the former pugilist has never relinquished the "take no hostages mentality" of his days in student politics.

In her mind, she had never relinquished this spot.

Yet novel readers have never relinquished their delight in a good plot.

Yet the Jews have never relinquished hope, and, no matter how secular they have become, they base their claim on my uncle's Talmudic parable.

Through it all, we have never relinquished our skepticism of central authority, nor have we succumbed to the fiction that all society's ills can be cured through government alone.

But by the late-1960s, the pendulum began to shift again: geneticists had never relinquished their beliefs in genetic determinism and their hopes for eventually gaining control over human evolution, and as the status of genetics increased within biology, and the status of science increased within society, these views came to predominate.