Sentence examples for be best preserved from inspiring English sources

"There is a real threat to the club, and the thought was that the club itself would be best preserved this way," said Michael J. Berger, the lawyer who led the bankruptcy claim.

American freedoms will be best preserved by having the government prove its case beyond a reasonable doubt before an independent jury, while affording defendants the right to an appeal and to all other procedural safeguards included in the notion of due process.

He also details how they went about it: namely by spinning out Trello as a separate company, so that the investment could be focused on that product alone, and that company culture could be best preserved.

But it remains to be seen whether the city's last 19th century docks can be best preserved for future generations by building expensive flats on top of them.

Included was a grant of $35,000 to the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Freeman House in Hollywood Heights to aid its owner, USC, prepare drawings and documents detailing how the deteriorating structure can be best preserved.

Paleopathological examinations provided guidelines to the tissues likely to be best preserved and allowed the most reliable diagnoses (C. Grove et al).. Successful and cheap methods recently developed for the extraction of ancient DNA (aDNA) have led to important studies in evolution and worldwide human migrations.

The 2008 Republican platform called for the preservation of traditional marriage because, they stated, "our children's future is best preserved within the traditional understanding of marriage".

Perhaps some mysteries are best preserved.

Which one was best preserved?

These features have been best preserved among the mountaineers.

Articular cartilages were best preserved in AC/scaffold group.