Sentence examples for retaining relationships from inspiring English sources

It was about the tightrope Miliband is trying to walk between retaining relationships with the unions and changing the way they function.

One investor asked about Paramount's spotty track record retaining relationships with big-ticket producing partners, mentioning Paramount's divorces with DreamWorks SKG and Marvel Entertainment.

We construct a SNP-based proxy for pedigree by applying a threshold to the genome-wide IBS similarity matrix and setting relationships smaller than the threshold to zero, thus only retaining relationships above a certain coefficient of relatedness.

Working as a third party debt consolidator means that you rely on your customer service and negotiation skills while still retaining relationships.

He said Britain needed to retain relationships with European partners in a bid to retain single market access.

"I dedicate my time to build and retain relationships with people passionate about the Happy Startup School and our mission to change the stereotype of business, to make it less about chasing profits," she says.

Privately noting that the natural lifespan of his love affairs was probably 10 to 12 years, he retained relationships of a sort with all his wives for the rest of their lives.

He was a longtime aide to former Senator Paul S. Sarbanes of Maryland and retains relationships on Capitol Hill with members of both parties, which could ease his path to confirmation.

The rest of the night is new comedy: a quirky family comedy set in the 1980s called "The Goldbergs," and another odd family mix in "Trophy Wife," about a man on his third wife who retains relationships with the first two.

JotSpot also has several hundred thousand users working with its free offerings; the company will retain relationships with corporate customers like Intel, Symantec and eBay.

Therefore, the prison environment, and by extension abiding by the prison code, may not only have deleterious effects on the mental health of incarcerated individuals, but can also have sustained effects after release via the possible inability to retain relationships with post-incarceration case managers and social support networks (e.g. family members and friends).