Sentence examples for retain space from inspiring English sources

In terms of budgets, governments should aim for a prudent level of debt to retain space to borrow and spend when it was needed.

David Owen's debut, Panther, deals with the underexplored subject of disordered eating in a male protagonist (something Erin Jade Lange also dealt with in 2012's BUTTER) – and with the intense, impotent anger and pain felt by teenagers living with depressive family members and trying to retain space for their own difficult emotions.

It would not be unusual for a bank to retain some space in a location where it is well known.

Their determination to retain some space for independent thought is proof positive of their unreliability, of the danger they represent.

The aim of the nationwide community-planning movement is to retain open space while allowing for population growth.

The acquiring bank is reorganizing its New York operations and, while it may retain some space at 4 East 54th, has decided to offer the asset for sale.

He placed the kitchen upstairs to retain enough space on the ground level for the outdoor courtyard, where the family plans to plant a large tree.

Even those physicists who wished to retain substantival space broke with the atomist tradition of assigning virtually no properties to the void.

Sure, the extension of the cult of Heisenberg past the four walls of a television show allows him to retain a space in our cultural consciousness.

Briefly, two cannulated compression screws were inserted with one positioned superiorly in femoral head and the other inferiorly in the head passing just above the calcar, in order to retain sufficient space for the pedicled graft.

Press lightly so that the curds are not compressed together, but retain air spaces within the cheese.