Sentence examples for well at retaining from inspiring English sources

In these elections, the party in control of Congress did not do particularly well at retaining its seats, actually losing an average of 17 seats in the House and breaking even on average in the Senate.

It aims at encouraging and stimulating learning-processes, as well as at retaining knowledge on relevant labour right topics, guided by the local needs of the worker.

Even though he was governor at BOI when things turned sour in 2007/9, Burrows emerged unscathed, and today enjoys all the perks that go with a senior position at one of Britain's largest companies, as well as retaining non executive directorships at Carlsberg and Rentokil Initial.

The pair won two tournaments and reached two semi-finals in January and March, as well as retaining their titles at the National Championships in February.

Worldwide, the Lipizzan today competes in dressage and driving, as well as retaining their classic position at the Spanish Riding School.

The teams, whose work is aimed at retaining the support of Afghans, have spent several million dollars on local projects, including schools, health clinics and wells.

We aim at retaining them".

Armies are so much better at winning power than at retaining it; and the costs of having to continually relearn this simple truth are surely ones that this time we will do well to avoid.

And the Liberal Democrats will do well at the election, retaining between 60 and 70 seats.

The electro-optical coefficient (γ33) of a polyimide at the wavelength of 830 nm was up to 22 pm/V after corona poling under its Topt, and the value remained well at elevated temperatures (retained >87% at 240°C for more than 120 h).

But CBS is also well known for retaining marginal shows at least one year past when their demise is expected.