Sentence examples for careful preserving from inspiring English sources

It seems quaint now, this careful preserving of objects that no longer have value, but actually, if we're all to carry on living together on this limited planet of ours, won't we have to go back to doing things that way?

Roberts says in the animation process she was "very careful" about preserving the specific cultural nuances of each work.

Others close to the investigation have suggested ENRC was less than careful about preserving key evidence – an allegation ENRC denies.

Griffin may not even last those seven years in the league if he's not more careful  about preserving his health on running plays.

In this context, two selection cutting methods were developed and compared with more conventional techniques, initially designed for cutting more regular stands of the boreal forest (cutting leaving small merchantable stems, careful logging preserving advance regeneration).

Gore has been careful to preserve his connections with the traditional Democratic base.

His wit was rarely visible in court, where he was careful to preserve decorum.

11 world, America must be careful to preserve its core values, its alliances and its constitutional system of checks on unrestrained executive war-making.

Vice President Al Gore, with his carefully crafted economic plan, has been careful to preserve the political capital inherited from Mr. Clinton's success in reducing the federal debt.

If that is so, doesn't this mean that when we talk about justiciability, we must be very careful to preserve the role of the court.

Frances Kissling, head of Catholics for a Free Choice, also points out that the Europeans have been careful to preserve a patina of disapproval.