Sentence examples for left retained from inspiring English sources

That is particularly so after it was disclosed in 2002 that John F. Welch Jr., the former chief executive of General Electric who was named a consultant when he left, retained access to the company jet, prime seats at sports games, and had costs of laundry and toiletries paid for at his New York apartment.

Two of Corney's associates left, retaining ownership of the land.

The present study used the coupled in vitro digestion/Caco-2 cell model to determine whether the bioaccessible fraction of digested EF leaves retained anti-inflammatory and antioxidant activities.

Superhydrophobic leaves retain a microlayer of gas when submerged, referred to as 'gas envelopes' (Setter et al. 1989) and/or 'leaf gas films' (Colmer and Pedersen 2008).

For the three needle-leaved species, we selected 10 branches in each individual plant and estimated the average LLS by counting the number of annual cohorts with at least 50%% of their leaves retained on each branch (Reich et al. 1999).

Over the years, California's Republicans moved right as the state moved left, yet retained political relevance thanks to their blocking power.

Since the cystic wall adjacent to the LMB could not be dissected due to its firm adhesion, an area of approximately 1 × 0.5 cm of the LMB was left with retained lesion tissue.

Lamb's-quarters are the cook-friendly version of spinach: the flavor is more delicate, the stems are less tough and the leaves retain less grit, so cleaning them is quicker and easier.

Young, and barely oxidized in the processing, the leaves retain a high concentration of anti-oxidants: in the last 10 years, a string of research papers has asserted that white tea may have health benefits in helping to reduce cancer and heart disease risks, and fighting the effects of aging.

Tianluxian leaves retain their dark green color and firm texture when cooked up in stir-fries, rice and egg dishes, soups or casseroles.

Most species of cacti have lost true leaves, retaining only spines, which are highly modified leaves.