Sentence examples for reason for retaining from inspiring English sources

Other experts are more open about the real reason for retaining the dwindling nuclear arsenal.

"But China will then say, 'But this has been our traditional zone of influence.' Their worsening relations will inevitably have grave consequences here, and could prove to be the most persuasive reason for retaining an American presence".

This is an attractive option when there is some good theoretical reason for retaining the initial concept.

Part of the reason for retaining the Ayr-Stranraer line was a compromise to keep politicians and businessmen in Northern Ireland happy, says Mr Livingston.

The reason for retaining so many similar myosins in plants has, however, not been determined yet.

Our results suggest a possible reason for retaining a constant CSC proportion of many established tumour cell lines.

Villages may have other reasons for retaining old laws.

But one of several reasons for retaining a jockey at considerable expense is that if he is riding for you, he cannot be riding against you.

But the story of ADHD is not all negative – there must be good evolutionary reasons for retaining ADHD traits in the population.

He added that "at-large systems of elections and multimember districts would be particularly vulnerable to attack, no matter how long such systems have been in effect or the perfectly legitimate reasons for retaining them".

(Huh? It's "in the process" of getting a "best in class" policy? Wouldn't it be nice if they already had one?) Mr. Johnson's e-mail didn't provide further details of the legal reasons for retaining card information.