Sentence examples for be preserved until from inspiring English sources

Ann Marie Hauser, a Chase spokeswoman, said: "It will be preserved until we determine a new location for it".

In contrast to these difficulties, memory, intelligence, insight, and personality tend to be preserved until late in the course of the disease.

In an e-mail interview, Mr. Lessig wrote: "If someone charges libel, then the anonymity of a poster should be preserved until the libel is proved.

Sitting next to him in the hospital room, Mr. Cordero's lawyer, Eric Sears, asked that the crime scene be preserved until he is allowed to examine it with a photographer and a forensic expert.

Some believed that the souls would be preserved until they rejoined their bodies in a resurrected world, and that this "world to come" was a historical period that would come "at the end of days".

These lineages started to diverge during the Pleistocene glaciations and, in consequence, their integrity should be preserved until further studies establish the exact degree of genetic exchange between these populations [ 97].

Energy-producing mitochondria are preserved until quite late.

The tomb was preserved until a systematic search of the Valley of the Kings by the English archaeologist Howard Carter revealed its location in 1922.

Here the official character of the counts as district administrators appointed by the kings was preserved until the end of the 11th century, when the principle of hereditary lordships of one sort or another emerged and ultimately prevailed.

A commentary on the Satires (which survives) was compiled at some time between 350 and 420, and two editions of the text were produced on the basis of one master copy apparently the only copy that had been preserved until then.

Lockhart is also an investor in a secretive project at a remote compound "where death is controlled and bodies are preserved until medical advances can restore individuals to improved lives", and wants, said Scribner, to use the technology on his wife.