Sentence examples for retaining so many from inspiring English sources

There are earlier store buildings and more elegant ones, but it would appear that the Bill Store is unique in retaining so many of its original features intact, particularly in the interior".

The reason for retaining so many similar myosins in plants has, however, not been determined yet.

The beauty of 21 is that it retained so many of Adele's quirks even as it reached out to a huge audience.

"How," they asked themselves, "do these schools retain so many students?" After all, their teachers presumably hadn't been paid either.

G.M. has resisted these demands, contending that global competition is too fierce for it to retain so many well-paid workers indefinitely.

The problem is that a woman retains so many obligations to so many people that she must, almost always, strip-mine her selfhood to achieve that success and security in the first place.

It would be a very tough ask to retain so many jobs at Faslane and Coulport (the nearby base where the missiles are stored) if there were no nuclear submarines.

An interesting question is why have some basal prasinophytes retained so many integrin-associated proteins?

It is remarkable and intriguing that despite these differences, the transfected cell system retains so many of the native characteristics of the unique parathyroid cell, specifically the relationship between calcium and PTH mRNA stability.

Privacy experts say Google is under the microscope because it collects and retains so much information about so many people.

Fiduciaries would probably work out of elder law firms or geriatric care management practices, Dr. Berman figures, because clients might retain them so many years in advance that they'd want that kind of continuity.