Sentence examples for a preserving force from inspiring English sources

As a modelling benchmark, the Nativity story becomes a preserving force, maintaining misconceptions and harmful behaviours in relation to pregnancy and childbirth.

They avoided war or further war and preserved force and the Israelis withdrew.

In humans, the degree of diaphragm muscle activation that will preserve force remains unknown.

Patients whose bronchoalveolar lavage cells made IFN-γ mRNA but not type 2 cytokines were noted to have preserved forced vital capacity over time [ 37].

But Myriam Delm? a vice-president of the BBTK union, said last week that this was "to preserve our force for the coming weeks when we will really need to negotiate".

Importantly, therapy significantly preserved muscle force under the stress of repeated cycles of eccentric contraction.

But he was happy in the knowledge that his lithographs preserved their force, as Hugo said in 1870 when Daumier symbolized his great satirical poem Les Châtiments by a crucified eagle.

(An MOF is a Meilleur Ouvrier de France; it's French for "I'm kick-ass, you're not" although, to preserve the force of the abbreviation, the best English translation might be 'MOther Fucker').

The philosopher's task, he said, is to "preserve the force of the most elementary words" -- to prevent the words of the great, houses-of-Being-building thinkers of the past from being banalized.

Friends of Mr. Linh say he resigned after another furious argument with the party chief over the transformation of the south to Communism and Mr. Linh's desire to preserve the force of private capital.

It is also unclear whether AMV can preserve diaphragmatic force under prolonged mechanical ventilation >3 days.