Sentence examples for something to retain from inspiring English sources

It's hard for something to retain its anti-establishment cachet when it's effectively been co-opted by the government.

It frustrates many managers because they realize that they might have been able to do something to retain the employee.

"When I asked why they didn't keep their powder dry, keep some of their resources in-house until they return to the top division, I was told that, when you have 40,000 paying customers, you have to give them something fresh to retain their interest," said one agent.

KH: I think people who have built amazing and longstanding businesses have a child like curiosity - something I want to retain my entire life as well.

Lipsey credits Moffat for not "being precious" over his material during the editing process, and points out that his willingness to cut superfluous material means that he is taken seriously when he argues for something to be retained.

Painting, he concludes, has to retain "something incomprehensible".

But he kept a picture of Hank Greenberg to retain something of his dream.

That is because you have changed something in your brain to retain that memory".

At the time of the Italian madrigal's fullest flowering, German composers derived much inspiration from the south while still contriving to retain something of their earlier heritage.

At least part of metal's appeal is its outsider status, something it has managed to retain – incredibly –for over 40 years.

With their financial sector under global scrutiny, Swiss officials have been working to reach an agreement with Washington that would allow them to retain something of their 1934 banking law, which makes the disclosure of client identities a crime.