Sentence examples for retain the key from inspiring English sources

Mothers seemed to retain the key messages.

It would be left to Microsoft's leaders to decide which of the new businesses would carry the name Microsoft and retain the key executives.

So tomorrow Tony Blair, that battered wife in denial, will seek to renew Britain's 'independent' nuclear deterrent - perhaps forgetting to mention America will retain the key.

Recall isn't total; you might retain the key aspects of a significant event but not what day of the week it was, what you were wearing, or exactly what was said.

"EPSRC has been supporting research by Professor Geim and his group for nearly 10 years and our latest grant has enabled the UK to retain the key academic and research staff behind this discovery, who might otherwise have been lost to foreign institutions".

And while Bowman is nowhere near the same player he used to be, look for the Oakland Raiders to retain the key cog.

"It will force companies to look for more ways to encrypt data and not retain the keys.

"Every vote that is cast for the SNP makes it more likely that David Cameron will retain the keys to No 10.

Because Google doesn't retain the keys, nobody inside the company can gain access to your data when it is at rest.

Nevertheless, the dynamic surfactant environment retains the key function-tuning property exerted by oligomeric contacts.

Compensation plays an essential role in attracting and retaining the key talent you need in your organization.