Sentence examples for course preserving from inspiring English sources

Of course, preserving the French noble family meant pulling out when the going got tough.

In the meantime, Osborne can be expected to maintain his course, preserving the tax rates of his core audience and where he adds a little extra to maintain his deficit reduction course, making sure they pay extra without knowing how it happened or that he is to blame.

Freddy's, of course, preserved the symbol of its move.

Of course, preserve all communications to and from the cybercriminals, and don't delete those emails.

We have to get a little more specific when we talk about culture, of course, like preserving a direct relationship with our crew or building talent into the organization.

Other reports suggest that he would like to go down in history as the President who solved the entitlements crisis, putting the finances of Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid on a more sustainable course, and preserving them for future generations.

His main concern, of course, is preserving and protecting his House majority in the upcoming election.

After that war, the British and French decided to destroy -- instead of the smarter course of preserving -- the losing Ottoman Empire and divide its vast territory between them.

(Of course, it preserves their indirect incentive: that is, that we might one day offer them jobs).

It created and named as many new Kedit files as there were codes, and, of course, it preserved intact the original set.

The book is a natural outgrowth of Kurlansky's previous exhaustive study of cod, which of course was preserved with salt and also affected world history.