Sentence examples for while retaining that from inspiring English sources

"You cannot build a new Iraq while retaining that instrument of repression," he said.

Like many ambitious C.E.O.s before him, Plank is betting that his company can broaden its focus while retaining that magical brand power which induces customers to trust, and to spend, more than they otherwise might.

Reducing the ratio, as Nigel suggests, to a quarter or a third of the flour weight, would help to lighten things up again, while retaining that lovely sweet, nutty quality.

This is more subtly textured, while retaining that interesting roughness which helps a sauce to adhere, something lacking in the recipe in the River Café Classic Italian Cookbook, which uses semolina flour to dust the 100%00pastata.

Love and Friendship is reaching an audience delighted to find Stillman simultaneously moving into period costume drama and literary adaptation, while retaining that familiar whiff of "doomed bourgeois in love" that is the trademark of his other brittle comedies of manners.

Ghosn, 48, is scheduled to be elevated to chief executive of Renault in 2005 while retaining that title at Nissan.

It is possible to sit back and admire the sheer virtuosity of the work, which manages to be highly accomplished while still retaining that sense of a creative hand at work ('thumbprints' Park calls them) that is lacking in films that rely entirely on computer-generated images.

The challenge then is to reduce those CSs that are unnecessary, while retaining those that are needed to save lives and decrease morbidity.

With fewer than 200 votes in the balance, the Republican-controlled legislature scrutinized the returns in a partisan manner, discarding ballots that had misspelled Strong's name while retaining those that misspelled Sullivan's and performing tallies in ways that favored their candidate.

Extensive adsorptions are performed to remove antibodies that bind bacterial antigens expressed in vitro, while retaining antibodies that recognize bacterial antigens specifically expressed during in vivo growth.

Some entered as rent-stabilized tenants; some retain that status, while others are paying deregulated prices, though often below what today's bloated real estate market could command.