Sentence examples for are preserved only from inspiring English sources

Traces of soft tissue are preserved only rarely in amphibian fossils, but in this case, the detail is exquisite.

Inscribed nonroyal monuments became somewhat numerous during the 4th dynasty (c. 2575 c. 2465 bce), but the fragmentary regnal annals of Snefru, which already alluded to dealings with Asia, are preserved only on the Palermo Stone.

The most noteworthy literary monuments of this language (now known as Old Church Slavonic) are the Lives of the two brothers, which were almost certainly written before 900 (though they are preserved only in later copies).

Thin loess deposits are preserved only in some flat watershed positions.

As a matter of fact, some of these texts are preserved only through these translations, due to the loss of their original versions, and their success among Jewish philosophers was surely wider than the success they gained among Arabic thinkers, and probably equal to the success they gained among Latin Christian ones.

Therefore, we assume that deposits of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami are preserved only in sheltered environments offshore Khao Lak; for instance, in the channel system and in depressions seawards of granitic outcrops where post-tsunami deposition of mud or sand has taken place.

Freedom and justice can be preserved only by courageous people, however.

During Ottoman domination, literature was preserved only in the monasteries and churches.

The grassy steppe vegetation has been preserved only in the nature reserves and preserves and in old ravines and gullies.

He finds that, like regulated markets, our freedom can be preserved only by placing it under constraints.

As Montesquieu put it, "That kind of health which can be preserved only by a careful and constant regulation of diet is but a tedious disease".