Sentence examples for retaining the possibility from inspiring English sources
In the end, she decided to move to Castile, while retaining the possibility of moving back to the Netherlands in case she could not adjust to the Castilian customs.
Because there are no breeding colonies of great apes in Europe, there would be no animals on which to test potential vaccines, should a pandemic emerge.A more compelling argument for retaining the possibility of using great apes in scientific experiments concerns who should benefit from the knowledge so gained.
DGGE is a rapid and simple method that provides characteristic band patterns for different samples, allowing quick sample profiling, while retaining the possibility of a more thorough genetic analysis by sequencing of particular bands.
Their enthusiastic activities within the contemporary art world - commissioning, buying and selling of expensive works - was a complicated, calculated and functional affair, a combination of pleasure and investment, shrewdly judged so as to maximise the public impact of their resources while retaining the possibility of liquidating a valuable asset whenever that became necessary.
The fifth explanation is a logical extension to the first four explanations, retaining the possibility of a novel explanation.
The 'Plantae' however remains controversial because its monophyly is not supported by several other multigene data sets using nuclear loci, thus retaining the possibility that this supergroup may be paraphyletic or polyphyletic [ 70- 72].
Here, Andrade retains the possibility of parole.
I want you to succeed and I want to retain the possibility of aid.
She has turned down sponsorship contracts and prize money to retain the possibility of a U.S. university scholarship.
The objective was to make clear that religious groups would retain the possibility of using religious criteria in staffing, even when providing some service with government money.
Besides, under the new rules for unilateral American restrictions, the president still retains the possibility of waiving sanctions against Iran's helping hands from so-called cooperating countries.
