Sentence examples for keep the roster from inspiring English sources

Giants General Manager Ernie Accorsi has vowed not to duplicate the mistakes the team made after its division-winning 1997 season, when the team went overboard trying to keep the roster together and overpaid marginal players.

The Mets' only roster decision, General Manager Steve Phillips said Tuesday, was whether to add an 11th pitcher, possibly Pat Mahomes, or to keep the roster as it was for the National League Championship Series.

But when we get to the top, we start to feel out what the next music is – then we have to start clearing space …" Lockhart cuts in: "We mustn't say what's next!" Because "destroy and rebuild" isn't just about changes in sound; it's also a ruthless approach to staff turnover to keep the roster of talent fresh.

In this back test he reshuffled every year to keep the roster current.

Even today, Hamilton said, he must keep the rosters of men's teams small because women make up more than half of Pensacola's enrollment.

Legal challenges held off contraction, at least for a year, and Ryan kept the roster intact.

But Xi's primary concerns will be the same as Hu's were: Is the United States looking to extend China a warm welcome to the superpower club, or is it seeking to keep the membership roster to one?

More precisely, the narrow-network concept, since the whole goal of health insurers that steer patients to networks of preferred doctors and hospitals is to keep the provider roster limited and therefore (so they expect) cheaper.

The provisions of Bylaw No. 7 from 1944 are adhered to currently in order to keep the membership roster updated.

"We still have some moves to make to keep reinforcing the roster.

The move allows Houston to keep the rookie Mitch Meluskey on the roster.