Sentence examples for just retained from inspiring English sources
The English U20 side have just retained their junior world championship title, with the Baby Blacks once again unable to to make the final.
THE England cricket team has just retained the Ashes, the tiny trophy for which they compete with Australia, thanks to some traditional Manchester rain.
The Republican Party had, just, retained control of Congress.Of the 435 seats in the House of Representatives, the Republicans won 220 and the Democrats 211.
This design, by Harrison Atelier, is given equal billing with Mr. Bokaer in the program, and rightly so, since its visual power is not just retained but amplified as the piece develops.
Goldman Sachs only just retained first place in the league table of advisers on mergers and acquisitions during the first half of this year, according to mergermarket, a research group.
After a season of success in which New Zealand were beaten and the Ashes not just retained but won convincingly, the loss of the one-day series to Australia, if it did not exactly knock the gloss completely from the earlier achievements, then at least diluted them a little.
The past six months have been defined by the battle faced by one its biggest and most successful clubs, Rangers, to just retain its place on the Scottish soccer landscape.
Gower had announced himself "supremely confident" of not just retaining the Ashes but beating the Australians on his reappointment as captain in April.
(Equity isn't the same thing as reserves; banks can raise equity either by selling more shares to the public or just retaining earnings and investing them in the company).
Even the much-vaunted "triple lock" on basic state pensions has actually resulted in a lower basic pension than would have been achieved by just retaining the old retail price inflation link.
Sensitive, artistic introvert Jake Jardine (Theo Taplitz) and garrulous aspiring actor Tony Calvelli Michael Barbierii) are themselves at a point of transition: poised on the brink of adulthood, they still – just – retain the gangly uncertainty of children role-playing as grownups.
