Sentence examples for retain better from inspiring English sources

The government has tried to recruit and retain better teachers by offering incentives such as performance bonuses.

As well as doing the right thing, the firm will attract and retain better people, and they will work more productively.

Betsey Stevenson, a member of the president's Council of Economic Advisers, took the lead in building a case that contractors who paid higher wages would attract and retain better workers, increasing their productivity.

But what if they believed that articulating and embracing a nobler purpose would help them to attract, inspire and retain better employees, and ultimately make their companies more profitable?

Opening up to English systems in schools allowed us to recruit teachers from Australia, the U.S., the U.K. It allowed us to attract and retain better teachers with better qualifications.

He and other critics of the government's plan say that its emphasis on a shorter school day fails to address more fundamental concerns, like how and what French children are taught, how best to allocate limited education resources and how to recruit and retain better teachers.

The idea was to attract and retain better-qualified professionals.

In order to support major non-profit kindergarten operators to meet the stipulated staff qualification requirements, a yearly recurrent government grant was introduced for eligible kindergartens to provide better salary schemes and other supporting resources to attract and retain better-qualified professional staff.

We can say that air pollution is better, the rivers are cleaner, the water is being retained better and soil is being better conserved.

"The starting point was that our best managers have teams that perform better, are retained better, are happier — they do everything better," Mr. Bock says.

This ensures that each generation retains better chromosomes.