Sentence examples for trouble retaining from inspiring English sources

They have trouble retaining short-term information.

Even with a slowing economy, many businesses are having trouble retaining skilled workers.

Town officials worry that without enough high-density housing, Oxford would have trouble retaining young people.

Soldiers are worn out after repeated tours and the army is having trouble retaining them and recruiting suitable replacements.

Seungwoo, the CEO of a Korean software firm with a new Shanghai office, has trouble retaining Chinese staffers.

As it turned out, Global Crossing's chairman, Gary Winnick, had trouble retaining chief executives: there were five in five years.

The template of allowing the financial consequences of failing franchises to unfold has been reaffirmed for any other that gets into trouble (we retain concerns for the strong growth assumptions with which both TPE and SWR were won at FirstGroup).

It has has had trouble attracting and retaining star bankers.

Flag High, where the Askews work, has had trouble recruiting and retaining talent.

The therapists, who receive two years of training, help fill a vacuum: Alaska has long had trouble attracting and retaining licensed dentists.

"Reconciliation at the Citadel, With Basketball as a Backdrop" (March 2) implied that all military colleges are having trouble recruiting and retaining students.