Sentence examples for retain a more from inspiring English sources

His woodcuts, such as the Apocalypse series (1498), retain a more Gothic flavour than the rest of his work.

But the corridor still has managed to retain a more rural character than that of growth centers in Nassau County.

Indium is used in coating aircraft engine bearings because it improves corrosion resistance and enables the surface to retain a more adherent oil film.

In the second phase, starting in the spring of 2008, British troops would retain a more limited ability to intervene by force, the prime minister said.

The lenders have offered an alternative proposal to retain a more active role in originating loans, which they say would generate significant federal savings — $67 billion in the next decade, according to the Congressional Budget Office.

Although the generational cohorts had already been defined, the five-year cohort approach was executed in order to retain a more fine-grained view of the changes in income over time, while retaining statistically significant sample sizes.

The original retains a more satisfyingly melancholy air, and remains the best version to track down.

Long Branch, a city of 5.1 square miles, has retained a more representative racial mix, with 73.5percentt of the population white, compared with 35percentt in Asbury Park.

Some is tinned in water, and some has sugar and salt added - the former, of course, retains a more natural flavour.

(North and South Yemen were separate countries until 1990; the South was Communist, and retains a more liberal and secular disposition than the North).

While Protestant rites were less ceremonial than the Roman Catholic liturgies they replaced, almost everywhere they retained a more or less formal character.