Sentence examples for interest to retain from inspiring English sources

Those are nice sentimental words, but is it really in Bain Capital's interest to retain the social mission of Toms?

"The moment they see it is not in their interest to retain him, they will usher him out".

Despite gender, firms should have an interest to retain the best talent and need to adapt working environments to do so more readily.

It concluded that striking Wood off would be have been disproportionate, and it was in the public interest to retain a highly skilled nurse.

In fact there was a bit of a scramble and competition to come up with problems of sufficient interest to retain funding and keep the laboratories in business.

Analogues of etomidate, such as cyclopropyl methoxycarbonyl metomidate [ 15], could be of interest to retain the beneficial hemodynamic effects of etomidate with less impairment of the adrenal function.

In a written statement, Magna's co-chief executive, Siegfried Wolf, said: "We understand that the board concluded that it was in G.M.'s best interests to retain Opel, which plays an important role within G.M.'s global organization".

It can easily finance the resulting fiscal deficit forecast at 3% of GDP this year because it built up a war chest of public savings when prices for copper, its main export, were high.But Brazil's government, with a much bigger public debt, needs to preserve its primary fiscal surplus (ie, before interest payments) to retain the confidence of bondholders.

Brown will face pressure from interest groups to retain mandates, or even create new ones, Gordon predicted.

And unlike the debates over health care and financial reform, there are no cheerleaders on the other side, no monied interests hoping to retain the status quo, no lobbying groups working to mute every victory with so many concessions that it seems like a loss.

The economy was further held back by the high interest rates needed to retain scarce gold reserves.