Sentence examples for challenges of preserving from inspiring English sources

It is the story of "a creature that touches all who see and hear about him, an animal whose plight embodies the practical, philosophical and ethical challenges of preserving our fragile planet".

At an age when most executives are well into retirement, Bernard L. Schwartz, 77, chairman and chief executive of Loral Space and Communications, is fit and brimming with enthusiasm for the challenges of preserving Loral's prominence in the troubled satellite business.

International Referees: Read this story from The Times on a historic house that was demolished in China, despite its legal status as a protected historic site, and watch this video from the Asia Society on the challenges of preserving historic Beijing.

For the federal government, the challenge of preserving records grows each month, as employees create billions of e-mail messages.

"We are overwhelmed by the challenge of preserving digital information," said Robert P. Spindler, the chief archivist at the Arizona State University Libraries.

And the challenge of preserving European living standards as the continent's population ages, and the world's centre of economic gravity shifts east, is immense.

Now, however, it faces the twin challenge of preserving its past while solving quality-of-life problems to ensure its future.

"I was inspired by the challenge of preserving the place's un-domestic scale," she said, while "transforming it into a livable home".

The challenge of preserving cultural identity, shared by different immigrant communities, highlights the underlying struggle between the past and the changing needs of the present and future, especially as the ethnic makeup of neighborhoods continues to shift and change.

NATIONAL An article on Sunday about the challenge of preserving buildings as landmarks in Phoenix misstated the number of signatures gathered in an online petition to help save a 1952 home in Phoenix designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.

The contributions of the people above were remarkable, but how much greater is the challenge of preserving a readily habitable climate, and how thankful should we be to those prepared to throw their life's energy and creativity at the task?