Sentence examples for retained their ability from inspiring English sources

A handful of films that outraged audiences and made censors apoplectic in their day have retained their ability to shock.

If the rich do not always get richer, so far at least many seem to have retained their ability to buy big TVs.

While West Brom have retained their ability to entertain –"Sometimes more than I would like as a manager," said Di Matteo – and are the Championship's leading scorers, a striker will be a priority.

Wang and Chen were aware of work by Leo Sachs, a researcher at the Weizmann Institute of Science, in Israel, who had found that some leukemic cells seemed to have retained their ability to mature into healthy cells, at least in laboratory experiments.

Finnish universities, in contrast, tend to be gleaming steel-and-glass affairs, visible expressions of the link between knowledge and modernity.Perhaps most important, if Europe were more like Finland, its governments would have retained their ability to take tough political decisions.

Pinus sylvestris suspension cultures retained their ability to form TEs after transfer to induction medium even after 40 subcultures that spanned 2 years (Ramsden and Northcote [1987]).

After freeze-thawing, the FF-colonized DS were recovered in culture and retained their ability to produce vascular endothelial growth factor.

First, we examined the interval that B6 and B6D2F1 (BDF1) spermatozoa retained their ability to fertilize when stored within epididymides at low temperatures (5 °C or 7 °C).

Thus, CXCR5-overexpressing MSCs (MSCCXCR5) were generated that retained their abilities of proliferation, differentiation, and immunomodulation.

Older people retain their ability to remember emotionally nuanced events.

Denied the chance to crash and burn, to impart mutual loathing and resentment, they retain their ability to compel.