Sentence examples for has largely preserved from inspiring English sources

Q: In spite of the budget-cutting fervor in Washington these past 2 years, Congress has largely preserved the science budgets.

Its reinvention for an online presence has largely preserved its previously printed nature, in the sense that much of the increased functionality which is potentially offered by this new medium has yet to be exploited.

But Mr. Sadr has proved an artful adversary, compensating for superior American firepower with tactics -- like turning mosques into fortresses -- that have largely preserved him from attack.

The plan is thought to have largely preserved L'Enfant's intended design.

Since they perform a critical role, these molecules were subjected to a strong selective pressure and have largely preserved structure and functions.

The mere creation of a work in some tangible form results in a copyright.Despite these extensions, the balance between the public's access to new ideas and the incentive to creators to produce and publish them has largely been preserved.

In the United States, "the western U.S. and Alaska have the largest blocks of undeveloped, unpopulated lands where the night sky has largely been preserved," Evlidge said.

Even after 58 continuous years of performances in the West End of London, the play's twist ending has been largely preserved by reviewers, guidebook writers and the great bulk of the estimated 10 million people who have seen the play.

The original code is not extant, but its content has been largely preserved in the Yōrō code (718).

While the amino acid sequence of mammalian VGSCs have been largely preserved across the species, distinct pharmacological profiles have been reported for human and rodent isoforms.

The interests of existing stakeholders, mainly ranchers with grazing allotments, have been largely preserved.