Sentence examples for problems in retaining from inspiring English sources

The armed services "face shortages among junior officers and problems in retaining intelligence analysts, computer programmers and pilots," the report said.

As a result the government has had great problems in retaining some of its best people in Parliament and in the civil service.

ECU warns that the higher education sector could face problems in retaining staff, pointing out that leaving rates were highest among academic staff aged 30 and under.

Elinson also studied the career attitudes of approximately 500 physicians and 700 nurses, and identified problems in retaining these professionals in government service.

Les Brownlee, the acting Army secretary, told the senators that any problems in retaining troops for the Guard and Reserve had not yet shown up in statistics for the 2003 fiscal year.

The case presents Aravind Eye Care System's situation in this context, with a view to identifying the problems in retaining its legacy, which all of its executives agreed was not only invaluable but also the source of its competitive strength.

Crawford said baseball's problem in retaining African-American players came after youth baseball.

The second problem is in retaining reliable and motivated personnel.

Still, Chrysler's hiring of Mr. Press "could be a gift," he said, if it makes Toyota aware of the problem it has in retaining top talent.

The letter says many of those who had been involved in the founding and development of the museum would welcome the opportunity to try to solve "whatever problems are being encountered in retaining the collection in a national home for photography – preferably in the north of England".

Many of us who have been involved in the founding and development of the museum would welcome the opportunity to be involved in trying to solve whatever problems are being encountered in retaining the collection in a national home for photography – preferably in the north of England.