Sentence examples for good at preserving from inspiring English sources
County Durham is good at preserving prefabricated homes.
"We're really good at preserving natural resources and protecting wildlife and historic structures," she said, "but most people don't get into the park service because they have a great business sense".
"We are not even good at preserving our history and folklore – we watch Thor, the Nordic god of thunder, or Superman, Spiderman, Captain America, Batman," says Eyram Tawia, 29, co-founder of Leti Arts.
It was also good at preserving entanglement, increasing the amount of quantum information it could hold without being corrupted or destroyed to a level that might be practically useful.Sadly, the developments of Dr Greenland and Dr Hedges do not spell supermarket shelves stacked with quantum PCs any time soon.
"It doesn't sound too good but it's just that the surgeons in training like cadavers to be as lifelike as possible, and when you embalm a body, it's good at preserving the tissue but it also hardens it a little bit," says Doug.
As well as sharing the gains of economic growth, Australia has done a good job at preserving economic and social mobility.
While areas of nearly 25,000 acres are needed to have a good chance at preserving most large forms of life, plants and insects can sometimes be preserved in plots of 25 or even 2.5 acres.
As Jezebel's Doug Barry wrote, "While the ad does hint -- feather whisper, really -- at preserving actual good health, concerns about serious health risks stemming from something like an abundance of visceral fat are things for people to discuss with their doctors, not with some former Nordic bodybuilder named Fjord".
The ejection of the Italian firm "is predominantly a p.r. move" said Dan L. Goldwasser, a lawyer at the firm of Vedder, Price, Kaufman & Kammholz in New York, aimed at preserving some of the good will associated with the Grant Thornton name.
It's not a fool proof method of sterilization, but it's perfectly good for preserving at home.
She has become so good at documenting and preserving baseball memorabilia that she was invited to Cooperstown, New York, to provide advice on improving the care of the Hall of Fames collections.
