Sentence examples for retaining a strong from inspiring English sources

Like Mr. Jacobs, Mr. Kors started as a high-end designer but has grown his business by introducing lower-price collections while retaining a strong fashion brand.

He was released in 1985 and, while retaining a strong allegiance to the A.N.C. and the South African Communist Party, he began to explore options outside formal politics or government.

"In the sports and entertainment segments, the senior news editors will report directly to the G.M. while retaining a strong reporting relationship to the editor and managing editor," the memo said.

An early error by Webber, going off on the first hot lap after the safety car came in, had given the advantage to the sister car from the off and having retaken the lead, the No18 squad made the most of it, retaining a strong advantage even after a drive-through for passing under a yellow flag.

By shifting a large number of the 19,000 marines on Okinawa, leaders in Tokyo and Washington said they hoped to reduce the US military footprint on the island while retaining a strong enough presence to deal with security emergencies in the region.

But when it does write about them, as in an April 2 profile of Penelope Cruz, it takes a decidedly European slant, describing her as an average 26-year-old European "on the move, leaving her homeland to further her career but retaining a strong connection to her Spanish roots".

Nevertheless he retains a strong interest in architecture & architectural preservation.

They retain a strong team, but Braun is their face.

National polls indicate Mr. Bush retains a strong lead over Mr. Gore in a potential 2004 matchup.

Yet it is a country that retains a strong sense of its own rich past.

Yet the Masters retains a strong and admirable association with the amateur branch of golf.