Sentence examples for may retain a from inspiring English sources

The Coalition may retain a narrow majority – the result Turnbull is now predicting.

While some of us may retain a few childhood friends, the biggest opportunity for friendship comes in higher education.

He may retain a consultancy role and refused to be drawn on his future plans when asked on Wednesday.

Jerry Maguire may retain a considerable measure of its easy-breezy Coors Light charm, but 20 years on, its more cautious compromises stand out.

It may retain a place in people's affections in the same way as vinyl does for a certain niche in the music industry.

But Mr. Saakashvili's party may retain a majority of parliamentary seats because half the seats are allocated in individual races, rather than by overall party vote.

Although United may retain an interest, the club refused to sign him 16 months ago due to his wage demands.

For even the most wised-up among us may retain an affection for the soaring strains of belief in the great love songs of Rodgers and Hammerstein.

We may still watch plenty of American television comedies, and we may retain an inexplicable affection for Starbucks and McDonald's, but I suspect that the Foreign Affairs Select Committee's report on the U.K.-U.S. relationship is only reflecting public disenchantment with American diplomatic and military power.

Though we can be comforted by thoughts of redemption and second chances, baseball's former steroid users may retain an advantage over those without a history of steroid use.

Thus, genetic variants that affect the structure and/or the function of the dopamine transporter may retain reasonable a priori probability to modulate behavioral response to MPH.