Sentence examples for to keep independent from inspiring English sources

One retailer that understands the competitive edge required to keep independent stores alive is US-born Elizabeth Haycox.

For performers and performance, perhaps the most important developments in the wake of polyphony were refinements of rhythmic notation necessary to keep independent melodic lines synchronous.

Interestingly, an internal Freddie Mac email indicates that Equifax drove the decision to keep independent companies, known as technical affiliates, out of the system.

Books are now effectively available from Internet retailers on publication day and are distributed more widely in nontraditional outlets, like Target and Wal-Mart, intensifying pressure to keep independent bookstores and the chains competitive.

Seven-year-olds (not unlike seventeen-year-olds, I'm told) prefer to keep independent worlds that their parents don't know about, and so our son hasn't entirely explained the plots of these works.

To promote it, they set up a Facebook group that became the nexus of their movement, which they were determined to keep independent from any of the established political groups.

Everyone wants to be Zuck, keep independent and go all the way.

"My main goal was to keep Bowe independent," Newman said while watching his fighter spar at the Round One gym in Cheverly.

The idea is to keep people independent.

EBay plans to keep StumbleUpon independent and continue to operate it as a standalone service.

Having lots of books, though, is no longer enough to keep an independent bookstore alive.