Sentence examples for considerable preservation from inspiring English sources

After considerable preservation and rehabilitation efforts, the city was designated as an UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988 and given an Aga Khan Award for Architecture in 1995.

These guys very often have a considerable preservation gene going through them.

In the current work, co administration of green tea extract (GTE) with TBT for 30 days resulted in considerable thyroid preservation.

The Drafting Committee spent considerable time debating the preservation provisions.

We have a considerable stake in the preservation of the present order of the world.

Historical structures represent part of the cultural heritage of every nation and societies pay considerable attention to their preservation and maintenance.

Since the late 1980s, when it was generally agreed that microorganisms played a considerable role in the preservation of art objects and historical buildings, significant effort was applied to ascertaining the biodiversity in the component materials of works of art.

Cloning a cheetah has considerable potential benefits to the preservation of a large number of species.

Decades of neglect, underfunding, and bad preservation techniques have wrought considerable damage.

But the city's track record in saving about 28,000 of those apartments so far suggests that, however badly needed, preservation comes with a considerable price tag.

Our businesslike model is a considerable departure from that of traditional preservation groups that have long dominated the field, and we believe this is to the benefit of New York City and its rich architectural heritage.