Sentence examples for only retaining from inspiring English sources

Mark S. Tulis, lawyer for the village development agency, said Port Chester was not only retaining a major business, but it was also adding job opportunities for residents.

If it turns out that Deloitte's questions helped lead to exposing the fraud, that could be a powerful argument for not only retaining the rule but for closing the loophole for foreign subsidiaries.

"On average, the A.N.A. is only retaining 7 percent of its forces," according to the Afghanistan Analysts Network, an independent nonprofit policy research organization that monitors developments in the country.

Whilst Bresciano was still on the pitch, Australia were not only retaining possession well, but managing to carve out genuine goalscoring opportunities – including two headers to Cahill (one chalked off for offside and one miscued after Cahill had his shirt heavily tugged) and a sweetly struck left-foot volley from Bresciano that the Chile goalkeeper Claudio Bravo did well to save.

To further leverage the executable specifications in design, this work aims to formalize the semantics of stiff hybrid dynamic systems at a declarative level by removing implementation detail and only retaining 'what' the computer code does and not 'how' it does it.

The current soaring sales are thanks to a raft of hits in recent weeks: Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines", featuring TI and Pharrell, was the year's fastest-selling single in its first seven days on sale, not only retaining its No 1 slot in its second week but breaking the record again when it went on to sell almost 199,000 that week – adding another 10,000 more sales than the previous week.

He only retained part of this.

Previous 4 years only retained.

They only retain the final answer on the imaginary abacus.

"For years Frankie was our only retained jockey.

That leads many data analysts to only retain exact matches.