Sentence examples for which to retain from inspiring English sources

Always racing to stay up-to-the minute, they especially like buzz-words but have little capacity with which to retain them.

But Mr. Glass said he liked the Royalty Exchange because he could define exactly which rights to sell and which to retain.

Behind closed doors, the mother's beauty, unmasked, is clear to behold, but she seems barely aware of it, or, rather, it concerns her solely as a tool with which to retain her husband.

Similar to findings of previous studies in which public schools possessed more features through which to retain graduates, our study showed that physicians who graduated from public schools were more likely to remain in and around the prefecture of the school attended relative to those who graduated from private schools [ 22, 25].

Increasingly that includes the executives charged with deciding which shows to retain and which to discard.

Increasingly, delayed viewing must be factored in by networks trying to decide which shows to retain and which to reject, Mr. Moonves said.

However, when the item pool was developed some items with overlapping content were retained in the initial item pool as there was no criteria on which to judge which items to retain or delete.

The adaptation simply becomes a choice of which scenes to retain from the book and which ones to leave out.

At the centre was the so-called Repeal Bill, which will copy over all EU laws into UK law, with Parliament then deciding which bits to retain.

He said that clients would choose which firm to retain in the future.

(One of those is the state of New Jersey, which decided to retain its independent monitor indefinitely).