Sentence examples for carefully preserving from inspiring English sources

Companies that are paring down are carefully preserving the spirit, if not the dollar amount, of their programs.

Our last morning in the field was dedicated to carefully preserving and packing the stomach contents of 51 lionfish — the partially digested bounty of our trip.

In the process, he said he managed to create a subdivision that preserved open farms, fields and their natural stone boundaries, planning the house sites carefully, preserving the environment and taking advantage of the best views.

Mr. Deane reveled in the history of the 11,000-square-foot space, carefully preserving the wood paneling in the library, which had come from the English country house where Mr. Whitney lived while he was ambassador.

He determined which rabbinic opinions were authoritative, at the same time carefully preserving minority opinions in case laws should be changed in the future and a precedent for these changes be required.

Taking us from his childhood stamp collection all the way up to his plans for the preservation of his current collection (he wants to leave it to his two daughters, now 13 and 17), King emerges by book's end a flawed but truly lovable eccentric — an "antimonk, carefully preserving and sustaining a vital darkness, heavy with various glues, through a forbidding period of enlightenment".

It was not carefully preserved.

Thomas respected this carefully preserved bereavement.

He had carefully preserved it inside his own additions.

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

Fortunately, the CRI master tapes were carefully preserved.