Sentence examples for retain gains from inspiring English sources

Investors populating the October contract established bearish stances should shares of the underlying stock fail to retain gains enjoyed during the current rally.

Freedom House in the United States, while noting a worrying decline in world press freedom, said Libya and Tunisia had retained gains in press freedom won during the Arab Spring revolts.

The vibrational training group retained gain in performance for a longer time after the testing regimen than traditional training.

If the Knicks are going to break their playoff drought, they will need to retain the gains they have made on both ends of the floor.

It would need a disciplined monetary policy and bold structural reforms to retain the gains from its cheaper currency and avoid hyperinflation.

However, this is still not comprehensive proof of Egyptian failure at Kadesh: considering the fifteen year gap, it could still be conceivable that Ramesses triumphed but then failed to retain his gains.

The Tories are fighting to retain major gains made in these areas in 2009.

Regulators set tariffs according to a performance standard and, if the companies can outperform such a standard, they can retain the gains observed by such outperformance.

Can CBS hope to retain those gains in audience by leading with A-list host Frank Underwood Kevin Spacey?

Subject MT did not retain training gains at all (figure 9).

In addition, rodent prions retain or gain infectivity when bound to soil and soil minerals (20, 27 ; S.E. Saunders et al., unpub. data).