Sentence examples for retained alive from inspiring English sources

With the ever increasing number of army personnel retained alive on treatment, this trend has been impressively reversed.

The number of army personnel retained alive and on ART by calendar period and the number of army personnel who died each year during the last 5 years is shown in Figure 1.

Asked whether he could understand the selectors' reluctance to risk him in a game Australia must either win or draw to keep alive their hopes of retaining the Ashes at The Oval, Lee replied: "Not really.

Liebherr died two years ago but Cortese retains a fierce desire to keep alive the dream of making Southampton one of England's top clubs.

Of the 60,000 80,000 Christians taken captive, only 15,000 20,000 both made it out alive and retained their original faith.

Overall, a total of 84 samples (with 27 events and 57 patients who were alive) were retained for survival analysis (Table 1).

There are no formal definitions of programme outcomes within the national DM programme and thus for the purposes of this analysis, outcomes were categorized as follows: alive and retained in care, died and LTFU.

Yet for the majority of the match it seemed as though City would clinch a routine win and keep their slim hopes of retaining the title alive after Nasri steered in James Milner's pullback.

On Friday, however, in response to Isis's report of her death – the accuracy of which has been doubted – relatives did name her as they said they retained hope that she was still alive.

Daniele Polito, who was travelling in the same car as Jones when the plane crashed, and motorcyclist Mark Trussler, from Worthing, have both been missing since Saturday, but their respective families have retained hope that they might be alive.

Five bees retained their transmitter and were confirmed alive at the end of the study (after 10 days of transmitter life).