Sentence examples for increasingly retained from inspiring English sources

While rising company profits in the US and the UK have resulted in higher payouts for top managers and executives, for example, since the turn of the millennium German companies have increasingly retained their corporate earnings.

Although culture tells us to remember, and the past is increasingly retained in the digital media that immerse us, there are even more powerful forces that negate human history.

Other genera, on the contrary, were increasingly retained as the flocculated biomass turned into granules.

The correlation analysis (Table 3) of the retention ratios and the number of days since start-up show that some taxa (e.g. Acidovorax in R2 and R3, Brevundimonas in R1) were increasingly retained as the experiment progressed.

Captured sharks are usually discarded, though in recent years this and other small deepwater sharks have been increasingly retained and used for fishmeal.

But in a shift that has been both celebrated and parodied, Brooklyn is increasingly retaining some of its remaining industrial spaces for small-scale, small-batch manufacturing.

Older people are increasingly retaining their natural teeth but at higher risk of oral disease with resultant impact on their quality of life.

This tempering reaction became more transgranular and increasingly affected retained austenite and microphases for the underlying layers.

As a result, the Army became increasingly hollow, retaining the form of a large force without the substance.

Upon heating both schwertmannite and ferrihydrite, Sb became increasingly stabilized and strongly retained within neoformed hematite.

Though it was increasingly rare, they still retained a threat - and Fabio Borini became the latest Sunderland man to fire against the woodwork as the clocked ticked down to a famous victory.