Sentence examples for problems of retaining from inspiring English sources

Maximilian II (from 1564), Rudolf II (from 1576), and Matthias (from 1612), though ardent Catholics, were preoccupied with the intertwined problems of retaining the loyalty of their dynastic lands and securing the eastern borders against the Turks.

"It means when the mother delivered and found that she had problems of retained placenta I just did some activities (drawing the retained placenta) there, I put my hand there, I cleaned inside the womb".

(Untrained TBA No. 2) "It means when the mother delivered and found that she had problems of retained placenta I just did some activities (drawing the retained placenta) there, I put my hand there, I cleaned inside the womb".

The problem of retaining faculty was not strictly monetary, though.

There has been a longstanding problem of retaining people in social care jobs.

'What has focused the banks' attention is not so much the suits as the problem of retaining women.

One suspects that Ms. Rhee's plan to reward "star teachers" would only exacerbate the role such tests play in warping education, just as eliminating tenure does nothing to reduce the problem of retaining teachers.

In Israel, where conscription covers practically the entire population, the problem of retaining skilled recruits is met by extending the periods of military service through the civilian lifetimes of the recruits.

Marcus goes on to say that Dylan is exploring "his myth of retirement and withdrawal", and the problem of retaining his privacy while making public art.

Accompanying this surge in enrollment is the problem of retaining children in care and treatment of HIV.

The clinical impact of erroneously removing misfitting items has not been directly investigated, however research suggests that the converse problem of retaining misfitting items (Type II errors) has little or no impact on the efficacy of, for instance, instruments used to screen for psychological distress [ 6].