Sentence examples for retain into from inspiring English sources

But that openness of mind seems extremely hard to retain into adulthood.

The retirement of Senator Olympia J. Snowe of Maine is about as damaging to a party's electoral prospects as these things get, turning a seat that Republicans were very likely to retain into one they will probably lose.

For the constraints, the adaptive trade-off model as one of the most important constraint-handling techniques is employed to select better individuals to retain into the next population, which could effectively handle multiple constraints.

Hence, the proposed algorithm ATMDE utilizes an improved DE as search optimizer to reproduce offspring and introduces the adaptive trade-off model as the constraint-handling technique to select better individuals to retain into the next population.

He said he expected Massa to retain into the start of this season the strong form with which he ended 2012 and said he would help the Brazilian if Massa ended up in title contention and Alonso did not.

Second, the Authors cannot retain into the model a non significant interaction term, as this may affect estimations for the factors Tab. 2 (d).

Therefore, these hollow structures could be retained into the coating.

Some staff will be retained into the new year to handle the 40,000 parcels still in its possession, EY said.

All are informed by the two qualities which Yeats valued and which he retained into old age passion and joy.

When the wartime forces were demobilized in 1945, however, the total strength of the RAF was reduced to about 150,000, the approximate number retained into the 1980s.

With the development of firearms, the moat lost much of its importance but was occasionally retained into the 18th century as an obstacle against infantry attacks.