Sentence examples for will take to retain from inspiring English sources

Well, Rodriguez and Ramirez are not gone yet, but neither team is expected to pay the $20 million-plus annual price it will take to retain their superstars.

We followed the judgments of the mainstream climate science community, represented by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), on what it will take to retain a good chance of not crossing the critical threshold of the Earth's average surface temperature rising by 2C above pre-industrial levels.

But Apple has an iron grip on its lead in the market and an even surer understanding of what it will take to retain its dominant role in mobile computing.

Earlier this month I wrote about the extraordinary steps Google is taking to retain talent.

Care was taken to retain the endothelium for relaxation experiments.

If the Republicans can manage to take the Senate in November, McConnell hopes to become the Majority Leader, though he will first need to retain his own seat.

Whatever it takes, we need to retain our young players".

Champion leads 9-7 in last-16 tie as he aims to become first to retain Crucible title since 1996 Steve Davis says it will take someone special to stop O'Sullivan retaining his world title John Higgins, the four-times world champion, is no stranger to success.

The generals have demonstrated that they will take whatever steps are needed to retain power, Mr. Win Min said, so it is hard to remain optimistic.

So Genentech said it would take steps to retain employees.

BBC1, 6.45pm Cameron will take questions on the arguments to retain EU membership, live in Milton Keynes, with Dimbleby moderating again.