Sentence examples for makes retaining from inspiring English sources

It certainly makes retaining Marriott more important.

Democratic leaders say the current economic and political climate makes retaining the ban untenable.

The secondary sales have been a challenge for Facebook, because it makes retaining some of those early employees harder, and I've argued before that it contributes to the Valley's increasingly short-term, instant-gratification, mercenary culture.

The Devils had made retaining the free agent Zach Parise their priority, pushing back all other business.

Either way, the Knicks would be limited in free agency this summer, which made retaining Billups the most practical move.

We will scrap the Brexit white paper and make retaining benefits of single market and customs union negotiating priorities.

The study suggested that districts make retaining great teachers a priority and rate principals on their success at doing that.

Instead, he is honest in underlining a belief that his "ups and downs" will make retaining his three Olympic titles all the sweeter.

Because a number of Major League Soccer's promising young players have been approached by European clubs, the league has made retaining them a priority.

He has also cut jobs, focused on strengthening the investment banking business and made retaining private banking clients a top priority.

The chancellor had made retaining the coveted AAA badge a key gauge of his credibility, but Fitch said that its decision reflected sickly growth and the worse than expected state of the public finances.