Sentence examples for may be retaining from inspiring English sources

This suggests that Chinese businesses may be retaining their competitive edge in domestic and international markets with aggressive pricing, despite their rising costs.

The company says they are extending the grace period for non-payment to encourage retention…but they may be retaining the deadbeats.

It is interesting to note that the plant group 8 uORF has consistently lost its duplicate copy during both recent and ancient polyploidy events whereas the Drosophila group 8 putative homologue may be retaining its duplicates.

A savvy veteran may be retained for leadership and guidance.

Licensed guides may be retained, and there are commercial tours via bus and horseback.

An element of "two-tierism" (see 9.31am) may be retained in maths.

Now information obtained from such visits may be retained unless it relates to potential criminal or terrorist activity.

The paper also said: "The idea that there are no costs at all in Brexit and that the benefits of membership may be retained is... false and irresponsible".

Hot air may be retained or released by the adjustment of ceiling heights and sources of ventilation.

Normally shed after the mating season, antlers may be retained in some territorial tropical deer for more than a year.

To catch a likeness is, however remotely, to possess, and what has been possessed may be retained through the strange mnemonic chemistry of metaphor.