Sentence examples for retain in some from inspiring English sources

They also provided a rare glimpse of the political influence that Eastern religions retain in some Asian countries.

Then why leaderless genes still retain in some genomes?

Houston is still working with Knicks players and will be retained in some capacity.

But he wanted to stay in New York, and Phillips told him he would be retained in some capacity.

Normally shed after the mating season, antlers may be retained in some territorial tropical deer for more than a year.

And yet he retained in some unobliterated part of himself the necessary clarity to set down on paper a portrait of the self-deceiving nature of the alcoholic.

Procurement experts point out that many of the rules are more about preventing corruption and would need to be retained in some form.

It reflects what the composer calls his "micropolyphony," a complexity that dissolves melody, harmony and rhythm but retains in some pieces a whiff of Romanian folk music.

Some of the business affairs unit is expected to be retained in some form because its expertise in negotiating big deals is still needed, even if the deals are not likely to be as complex as past deals.

The same restrictions hold true under the current system and will most likely be retained in some way in the next collective bargaining agreement, so Williams, who could receive perhaps more than $10 million a year, has ruled out playing for the Bulls.

Identifiable information may be retained, in some cases indefinitely, when doing so serves an institutional purpose.