Sentence examples for make retention from inspiring English sources

I can assure you that I've never looked for ways to make retention of my job less secure.

Indeed, the government could make retention clauses obligatory for all housebuilders that wish to take part in help to buy.

Mr. Reilly said Raymond James planned to make retention offers to many of Morgan Keegan's financial advisers.

Avoiding deforestation requires financial mechanisms that make retention of forests economically competitive with the currently often preferred option to seek profits from other land uses.

Direct comparison of labeled versus unlabeled samples is possible, but as for peptide mass shifts (see " Mass change of peptides and fragments"), sample complexity and low abundance of peptides of interest can make retention time shifts hard to detect.

It made retention equity awards, the filings said, "recognizing that difficult economic conditions make rewarding key talent especially important".

That means managers invest more in worker training, which makes retention and motivation more important, which leads to more equitable terms of employment.

Coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) acutely disturbs the homeostatic state of the transplanted vessel making retention of graft patency dependent on chronic remodeling processes.

Tropical terrestrial environments are becoming dominated by anthropogenic land-uses, making retention of biodiversity in production landscapes of critical conservation importance.

Some lawmakers and members of the public expressed outrage that billions in bonuses were paid at all, and suggested that most traders and bankers were unlikely to find better jobs elsewhere, any time soon, making retention bonuses unnecessary.

That is, they imagine the game as a tool that will somehow insert knowledge into learners, or as something which makes retention more efficient.