Sentence examples for far preserved from inspiring English sources

The tour, which lingers in the New York region through Monday, has so far preserved certain anchors in the set list, some from the new album.

For her candor and with-it-ness, Lorelai is rewarded with a daughter who is morally upright though hardly a stuffed shirt -- a self-possessed girl of 18 who has thus far preserved her chastity.

With the exception of unrestricted subsumption, all the strategies mentioned so far preserve refutation completeness.

Next door is the far better preserved 15th-century palace of the Dukes of Bragança, now a museum.

"All the heritage – cultural, linguistic, musical, which is so rich – has been far more preserved in inland communities than it has been in the cities.

As demonstrated on Earth, the organic remains of long-ago life are far better preserved in the muddy deposits of a quiescent lake bottom.

So far either preserved HAM has been used as substrate together with limbal epithelial stem cells for treating conditions like limbal stem cell deficient corneas (Kim and Tseng 1995) or HAM alone has been transplanted to act as substrate to the residual limbal stem cell to expand in defective corneal conditions in which limbus is damaged (Tsubota et al. 1999; Anderson et al. 2001).

In those times, nature was far better preserved and there was no crowd, almost untouched by the tourists.

The Republic County site was not entirely pristine, due to surface collecting and possibly to amateur excavation; but it was far better preserved.

However, the tissue morphology was far better preserved in paraffin sections when compared to cryosections.

An emphasis here on Scottish material is also justifiable because records concerning the history of registration have been far better preserved in Scotland than in England, and hence throw light on practices in both countries.