Sentence examples for whereas keeping from inspiring English sources

It finds that raising the GST to 15% would raise an extra $27bn a year, whereas keeping the rate at 10% but broadening it to include things such as food, education, health and child care would raise and extra $17bn a year.

The proposal improves tenants' network throughput, whereas keeping unmodified network stack on tenants.

Building a software architecture that meets functional requirements is a quite consolidated activity, whereas keeping high quality attributes is still an open challenge.

The developed procedure showed to be an interesting and important tool to develop products with the required specification whereas keeping lower production costs.

The challenge at stake consists of correctly modeling and compensating for the various degradation sources, whereas keeping computational complexity of the restoration reasonably low.

Whereas keeping 50% of straw mulch is enough to improve the growth and yield of sugarcane with drought occurrences, while the remaining 50% can be used for second generation of ethanol production or electricity without damaging the crop yield.

Each segment in the molecular structure was selected to affect the molecular level interaction at the interface whereas the keeping the overall structure as simple as possible.

It continued: "During the period we saw an improvement in revenue trends from our Scotland and North of England businesses, whereas in keeping with industry trends, our businesses in the South have experienced a reduction in concessionary volumes.

Those projections that show Mr Obama with a whopping margin are counting all the narrow state polls, whereas CNN and MSNBC are keeping the borderline cases in the tossup column.

In Baldwin's text I underlined the following: Most people guard and keep; they suppose that it is they themselves and what they identify with themselves that they are guarding and keeping, whereas what they are actually guarding and keeping is their system of reality and what they assume themselves to be.

Mr McCain, in true Republican fashion, is less zealous in his environmentalism and more forgiving of big business, whereas Mr Obama, in keeping with Democratic orthodoxy, envisages stiffer regulation for business and a bigger role for government.Neither campaign, of course, wants to admit its impotence at the pump.