remain independent

Frequency: 7.025.4 per million words

To continue to be autonomous, especially when facing pressure to change.

independentVERB + independent

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Examples (10)

  • His company, a target for takeovers, plans to remain independent.
  • Despite financial challenges, she managed to remain independent and self-sufficient.
  • The small nation fought hard to remain independent from foreign influence.
  • To truly innovate, the research team must remain independent of commercial pressures.
  • Will the new regulations allow local businesses to remain independent?
  • The artist chose to remain independent, valuing creative freedom over corporate backing.
  • It's crucial for the media to remain independent to ensure unbiased reporting.
  • Even after receiving a large investment, the startup intends to remain independent.
  • Many elderly people wish to remain independent in their own homes for as long as possible.
  • The committee must remain independent in its investigation to guarantee fairness.