Sentence examples for retaining some of from inspiring English sources

Fruit production is strongest farther to the south, with apples retaining some of their traditional salience.

It is possible that Bertelsmann may wind up retaining some of Napster's assets, even if Napster goes into bankruptcy.

Her architect added some modern elements — including concrete panels surrounding the fireplace — while retaining some of the old features, like the large curved archways between rooms.

Plans call for Hampshire to add four stories to the building and modify the interior while retaining some of the inner historic features, Mr. Bowen said.

As a result the government has had great problems in retaining some of its best people in Parliament and in the civil service.

But they also have the added advantage of retaining some of the spontaneous, unfinished character of sketches, which stimulates the eye and mind.

There should have been an uncompromising commitment to innovation and investment in the budgets of both last June and this March, even while retaining some of the cuts.

In the past few years, the big U.S. banks have certainly improved their capital positions, largely by retaining some of the vast profits they have been making.

The Catholic Church, despite retaining some of the trappings, costumes, and mental habits of the past thousand years, has left its war with Islam behind.

Probably it will become more of a traditional Special Envoy traveling diplomat operation, while retaining some of the old interagency breadth.

"Is there a way to eliminate that aspect while retaining some of the aggregate limits?" Ms. Murphy did not seem eager to win only half of her case.