Sentence examples for be carefully preserved from inspiring English sources

And it's fragile and needs to be carefully preserved".

Instead, his architecture encapsulates a society in a fragile state of evolution, one in which the threads that bind us need to be carefully preserved.

Weismann conceived the idea, arising out of his early observations on the Hydrozoa, that the germ cells of animals contain "something essential for the species, something which must be carefully preserved and passed on from one generation to another".

According to the French film director Robert Guédiguian, who sets most of his films (including Marius et Jeannette and La Ville est Tranquille) in and around his home city: "All that squeezes itself between the buildings, that insinuates itself between the architectural drawings and political plans, must be carefully preserved because it is there that one finds the city's future".

I wanted to ensure that the Irish vernacular architecture would be carefully preserved.

Taking into account that the maternally transmitted mtDNA tends to underestimate the extent of gene flow from European aurochsen, the detection of the R mtDNAs in autochthonous breeds, some of which are endangered, identifies an unexpected reservoir of genetic variation that should be carefully preserved.

XIX] CHIEF TOWNS The palace has been carefully preserved.

Fortunately, the CRI master tapes were carefully preserved.

The town's historic character has been carefully preserved.

Because Shackleton had wintered there, it has since been carefully preserved.

The ruins of the medieval cathedral where many Hungarian kings were crowned are carefully preserved.