Sentence examples for programmed to retain from inspiring English sources

Yet sensors on dryers were programmed to retain 8 percent of moisture, which is the minimum needed for the next stage of production.

Most Americans cannot recall the simple facts they learned back in fifth grade, not because they are stupid but because our minds are not programmed to retain and instantly recall information we do not need to know in order to work or survive.

All stations increasingly focused their programming to retain even a tiny fraction of the audience.

And, we need policies and programs to retain and reward effective early career teachers.

Another change to the current system would enable M.L.S. clubs, all of which have development programs, to retain some players in their systems.

In the late 1990's, many companies paid for executive education programs to retain desired employees, but today the environment is quite different.

Options weren't a disproportionate part of compensation at Agency.com, but we still had to come up with a bonus program to retain our key staff.

During the fourth quarter MCI also took a $235 million pretax charge for programs to retain customers and employees and a $252 million pretax charge for various restructuring initiatives.

Consumption held up remarkably well in 2009, rising 0.4 percent, as companies took advantage of government-subsidized "short work" programs to retain to employees.

Some Republicans said that the White House came closer to suffering a big setback than is widely known, and that President Bush must be more forthcoming about the eavesdropping program to retain Congress's good will.

The company says that the grant is part of a new program to retain key executives in a "competitive industry".