Sentence examples for for having preserved from inspiring English sources

"I believe that thousands of years from now, Bill Gates will be remembered for having preserved -- and made digitally accessible -- a very important segment of our photographic history," he said.

"Nathdwara and its artists are renowned for having preserved painting traditions in an unbroken legacy for more than four centuries.

In 2003, Lamberth found the EPA in contempt for not having preserved Browner's files, but did not find Browner or other officials in contempt.

The United States Congress, for example, has preserved a substantial measure of its power.

Such as the fragment was then however – i.e., in 1843 – it is now; for I have preserved the stone with much care, and shall have much pleasure in sending it for your museum, having failed to establish one, as I hoped to have done, in Singapore".

By performing DP with preservation of the spleen after PD and distal gastrectomy, namely MSPP for IPDA, we have preserved the postoperative exocrine and endocrine functions of the pancreas for more than 3 years since the last surgery.

And the Internet has preserved for posterity every last lie, malapropism or triumph of nonsense.

Such digital messages have undermined the business case for the telegram, but have preserved aspects of telegraphic tradition.

"We see no advantage," it said, "in breaking the silence that we have preserved for nearly 30 years".

The winner thanked Providence for a victory that had preserved the union and cleansed it of slavery.

The BBC, remembered Marcia Williams, Wilson's right-hand woman, had been behaving "in the spirit of the independent empire that they had preserved for themselves".