Sentence examples for attached to preserving from inspiring English sources

Iraqi culture often seems unfathomable to Americans because of the supreme importance attached to preserving personal and family honor.

Overly precise in word and deed, Bill speaks with tone-deaf directness and appears far more attached to preserving order, and caring for his cat, than to his wife or the children he helped raise.

Finally, oncologists were also asked about the importance of gender, socio-economic status and education in determining the importance of patients attached to preserving their fertility.

Some stores sell butter lettuce with the roots attached to preserve freshness over several weeks.

The high premium that Koch-backed groups attach to preserving donor anonymity was underscored in a previously undisclosed email that Kevin Gentry, the lead organizer of the Kochs' twice-a-year donor meetings, sent out to scores of financial backers in September, right after Freedom Partners President Marc Short leaked key details of its IRS filing to Politico.

Mainly sourced in Spain and Portugal, where there is no stigma attached to eating preserved fish, the restaurant serves everything from tinned mussels and cockles to sardines and cod liver.

Does the artwork attached to the refrigerator preserve their connection to him or cruelly rub their faces in his absence?

The compact bone comprising the lower border of the mandible and the posterior border of the ascending ramus together with the nutrient periosteum attached to them were preserved, thus maintaining the continuity of the mandible and the facial contours.

Glass held together by protective film attached to the frame preserves what is known as the "white out" effect, obscuring vision as the entire panel of glass shatters.

Paterina zenobia specimens are preserved attached to Pirania muricata (12.5% of attached individuals), however the lack of in situ material, limits further detailed ecological comparisons and studies.

The grass-like leaves are commonly found as dispersed organs, while the scale-like leaves commonly are preserved attached to their axes.