Sentence examples for practices to retain from inspiring English sources

Farmers are adapting SWC practices to retain soil-water content and maintain humidity during dry spells through an improved soil structure (McCarthy et al. 2011).

The prospects are not bright the Peronist party has increasingly used political clientelistic practices to retain the support of the poorest segments of the population.

In doing so, we contribute to academic theory by exploring the under-researched areas of the content and context of socialization tactics, while illustrating helpful practices to retain key newcomers in organizations.

Implementing these best practices to retain employees cost employers more money and at the end of the day, employers are still left without talent.

This study suggested two potential measures to efficiently reduce sediment toxicity by pyrethroids in the study area: [1] limiting bifenthrin use immediately before rainfall season; and [2] implementing conservation practices to retain soil on cropland.

This finding suggested two potential measures to efficiently reduce sediment toxicity by pyrethroids in the study area: [1] limiting bifenthrin use immediately before rainfall season; and [2] implementing conservation practices to retain soil on cropland, which would mitigate suspended soild transport to surface water bodies during early rainfall season.

When the European Cup was just a baby, it was common practice to retain the trophy.

But in 1998 the I.R.S. ordered them to stop the practice to retain their status as employees.

Furthermore, there is no reason to believe that current government practice to retain biological samples would change.

It is a common practice to retain only every L th sample and leave out the rest, which is called thin-out.

In practice, the managers cannot enforce punctuality and stop private practice after-office hours, and they often report a sympathetic management practice to retain key health personnel, especially the ones with technical competency.