Sentence examples for of being retained from inspiring English sources

Franklin has a only 61% chance of being retained by Labor, and it sits on a 10.8% TPP margin.

Financial institutions may satisfy this requirement if they make the electronic history available in a format that is capable of being retained.

With more buyers clamoring for fewer homes, brokers can sell properties sometimes within a day of being retained by the seller.

"If the end of social promotion is top priority, one of the major components is summer school for students who are at risk of being retained".

Fluid grease contains approximately 95% oil and has the advantage of being retained in the beating longer than oil, thus reducing the quantity required whilst continuing to operate satisfactorily in most types of system.

In what will amount to a front-office reshuffling or a purging, Michael Rowe, the Nets' president, will be offered an executive's position in the Newark Arena project, and General Manager John Nash, though he still has a slight chance of being retained, will probably be released.

A modified Hessian, where the off-diagonal entries of is retained and its diagonal entries multiplied by a factor, is defined as (20).

Globally, there are trillions of pounds being retained by corporations who see no viable avenue for profitable investment.

Symmetry of form and excellence of proportion were retained for the most part.

An aliquot of lysate was retained for quantitation of protein.

These methods of worship were retained in Tantric worship of Chamunda, after assimilation in Hinduism.