Sentence examples for difficulties of preservation from inspiring English sources
What this means is that dance aesthetics places a high premium on the live performance event setting, with whatever features attach to live performance (ephemerality, difficulties of preservation, visceral and kinaesthetic experiences, etc).
Based on its menu alone, it's hard to imagine that the Twig and Leaf was an institution worth preserving; yet this speaks to the increasing difficulty of weaving preservation and progress, especially as mid-century architecture is becoming historic.
We strongly believe that this award will only encourage these developers and authorities to continue to commit the wrongs they have done and will increase the difficulties of cultural heritage preservation in China".
Factoring in the ongoing costs and responsibilities of preservation and the difficulty of splitting things up among her three children meant that "even before her death she had decided that the children should have her things sold".
Because of their varied state of preservation and also because of the difficulties in creating relative chronologies, dating woodland boundaries is a very challenging task.
In conjunction with Muller's Ratchet, this would have imposed difficulties for the preservation of the genetic information and the survival of the populations.
For the preserved (blue) CB/blood module, we find very high evidence of preservation in both CN (Preservation Z statistic = 20.8) and CB data (Preservation Z statistic > 16.0).
Memory is an act of preservation.
Its state of preservation amazed them.
"Your lack of preservation is outrageous.
