Sentence examples for would choose to keep from inspiring English sources

Some teams would choose to keep these veterans but not at cap costs.

Then, in canny fashion, Mr. Schubert informed local newspapers about the visit from the psychiatric team, the sort of thing that many people would choose to keep confidential.

Mary Anne Rhyne, a spokeswoman for GlaxoSmithKline, said it was too soon to gauge the impact of the V.A. decision, because it was not clear how many of the V.A. patients currently using Avandia would choose to keep taking it.

Plummer said that if oil prices fell to $40, a small but significant part of global supply would become "cash negative", although some operators would choose to keep producing oil at a loss rather than stop production.

But yeah, I understand why the company would choose to keep things simple for what remains a sort of secondary functionality.

It was hard for us to believe that an elected body would choose to keep prices of a transportation service artificially high – but the goal is essentially to protect a taxi industry that has significantexperience in influencing local politicians.

Still, if it was up to him, he'd choose to keep the parties running, he said.

She told him it was her slave name and she'd chosen to keep it "as a way of always having her mother with her".

When the dose of crack was fairly high, the subject would typically choose to keep smoking crack during the day.

Why, as a foreign investor, would you choose to keep your money in any Cypriot bank, bearing in mind the following three recent events: All of these things may set a terrible precedent - not just for Cyprus, but for the rest of the eurozone too.

I've thought about a hundred ways and a zillion times and I'd still make the decision to accept the Managing Editor role, and I'd still choose to keep my son at home rather than put him in daycare outside the home.