Sentence examples for many to retain from inspiring English sources

Conservative traditions – combined with a weak legal system and patchy policing – have allowed many to retain power over many communities in remote rural zones despite complaints by campaigners.

But, no, the industry that creates the system's complexities has generated careers and jobs, and it is in the interests of many to retain it, no matter how ineffective it is.

Sure they fought it on both sides, many to retain it, but enough of endless self-flagellation.

Last year's champion Bob's Worth is fancied by many to retain the trophy.

In Mozambique, as in many southern African countries, the health system encounters many challenges to retain patients on ART [ 1, 2].

"We had both dusted and mopped and washed too many fine things, too much Limoges, too much Wedgwood, too many times, to retain awe".

Q Have you had to offer many concessions to retain and attract tenants?

Further slowdowns in job growth will make it harder for many people to retain employment and for additional welfare recipients to find it.

Many want to retain guarantees of 911 service and universal service for low-income and rural residents, but they differ considerably on how to achieve those goals.

Each is free to determine how many places to retain for regular worshippers but Bishop Pritchard thinks they should limit the proportion to about 10%.

Figuring out how many linebackers to retain, realizing who can make that crucial third-down catch and who cannot, determining who is best used in the nickel pass defense.