Sentence examples for easily preserved from inspiring English sources

The internal parts of the pollen grain are easily broken down, whereas the exine layer, and thus the general form of the pollen grain, is easily preserved in various kinds of sediments; the quality of preservation may vary with different environments.

The skeletons of calcified bryozoans are easily preserved.

But photographs archived on a computer hard drive are not so easily preserved.

America's gifts are not easily preserved — even, I now know, in Squirrel Hill.

Although books may seem more ephemeral than buildings, they have the advantage of being easily preserved.

Hard parts are important because they are more easily preserved; they help the organism last long enough to become fossilized.

But as much as we hone our counterinsurgency skills and develop assets for the "long war," history would suggest that over time we can more easily preserve our standing in the world by using naval and air power from a distance when intervening abroad.

Confirming this may be difficult, but another explanation is that juvenile bones do not preserve well or they lived in environments that did not easily preserve them.

Because it is more flexible in its construction, a nonstandard finite difference scheme can more easily preserve certain properties and structures obeyed by the original equations and can have better dynamical consistency for dynamical problems.

Alongside the filter updates, Messenger will be making it easier for users to take screenshots of their video chat conversations with a dedicated button that will save images so you can easily preserve a snapshot of a call without fumbling with multi-button combinations.

We can easily preserve our military might without having to remove the powerful tool of humanitarian aid from our arsenal.