Sentence examples for retaining greater from inspiring English sources

Another major theme of political debate was protection versus free trade the latter retaining greater favour, in contrast to Victoria.

Pro-EU group Stronger In said the deal represented a "best of both worlds" for Britain, allowing it to reap the economic rewards of being part of the union while retaining greater ability to protect the country's interests.

In the absence of disease-modifying therapies, retaining greater cognitive and functional abilities can produce disease-course-modifying effects that may help patients with AD remain independent for longer.

Using the health-evidence.ca SR search filter has allowed us to achieve the right balance in our searches by retaining greater than 85% sensitivity across all three databases, while reducing the NNR by two thirds.

Taken together, these data suggest that differences in enhancer logic may have accumulated over the course of the deep evolutionary history between Molgula and Ciona but not between M. occidentalis and M. oculata, and that some enhancers may have evolved asymmetrically in the two branches, retaining greater pan-ascidian 'intelligibility' in one or the other.

The variations seen between the individual EDITION studies reflect the differences in the populations studied; for example, participants in EDITION 3 had fewer characteristics that are predictive of hypoglycaemia 13, compared with EDITION 1 and 2, as they were insulin-naïve, probably retaining greater endogenous insulin secretion, and with a shorter diabetes duration 4– 6.

Bill Wirtz's skills did not include attracting and retaining great players.

Ask any Silicon Valley CEO what some of their biggest challenges are and you likely will hear "finding and retaining great people".

So the talent pool for great "Tech DNA" is getting smaller and smaller – and the Valley is easily the most competitive area on earth for attracting and retaining great talent.

One of the most critical elements in retaining great people is effective mentoring.

Retaining great talent is consistently ranked as one of the most difficult problems facing businesses today.