Sentence examples for sensible to retain from inspiring English sources

Not only is such change difficult, it is hard for learners to even accept that such a thing is possible it is so much easier and more sensible to retain an understanding of plants as inanimate objects, for example.

To Valentine, a sensible option might be to retain most of the 2001 team, which finished third in the National League East at 82-80.

Jim D'Avila, regional officer for the Unite union, said: "The recession is biting deep and big successful companies like Honda are struggling to maintain a sensible level of production to retain everyone's employment.

"My marching orders were to retain the tournament for CBS in a financially sensible way," said Sean McManus, the president of CBS Sports.

What about taking the sensible route of engaging top performers today, including women, so you aren't struggling to retain them tomorrow?

Washington is likely to retain his cool.

Both are fighting to retain their perch.

He is expected to retain that post.

Mr Zuma will strive to retain investors' confidence.

But it has struggled to retain them.

The Rangers ultimately decided to retain him.