Sentence examples for retaining a close from inspiring English sources

Since then, the station's been going from strength to strength, broadcasting daily from 8am to the early hours, each show a snapshot of where music — electronic or otherwise — is today, which is partially why it's attracting bigger names while retaining a close, familial feel.

Even at the Cold War's close 40 years later, Burma's military junta persisted in its international isolation while retaining a close dependency relationship with China, thereby giving Beijing a special claim to its rich resources and strategic access to the Indian Ocean.

Individuals who score highly on both neuroticism and introversion are believed to be more likely anxious: anxiety as a trait is viewed as bisecting the neuroticism-introversion space in Eysenck's two-factor personality model, retaining a closer connection to neuroticism than introversion (Gray and McNaughton 2003).

Mr Sala seems to have retained a close relationship with BofA despite his dismissal.

They all retained a close family resemblance that made bilingualism easy and a fact of Indian literary life.

McIlroy has also retained a close relationship with Woods, a friendship which from the outside seems to have been more beneficial to the world No1 than him.

Not really in his element on the hustings, he lost to the Labour candidate but retained a close connection with the Liberal party.

He retained a close link with the Guardian through membership of the Scott Trust, of which he became chairman from 1984 until his retirement.

We will retain a close link with the new owners following the transaction, which I believe offers the best prospects for the business in the future".

We retain a close working relationship with Emirates and continue to support their 38 Rolls-Royce-powered wide body aircraft currently in service".

John Cephas was born in Washington but was reared in Bowling Green, 75 miles to the south, and throughout his life he retained a close connection to the town.