Sentence examples for have left intact from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, unlike with many recent changes made to Formula One tracks for safety, the changes at Silverstone have left intact most of the best of the old corners, like Maggotts, Becketts, Copse and Stowe.

Backed by the broad alliance known as the Concertacion, centre-left governments, today's one headed by President Eduardo Frei, a cautious Christian Democrat, have left intact the market-driven economy established by the dictatorship, while spending more on education and health; "growth with equity" is the slogan.

THE sands of time may have left intact the stone-chiselled Egyptian hieroglyphics from 2000BC, but a portion of the original census reports of the United States of America for as recent a year as 1960 recorded on UNIVAC type II-A tapes is now lost forever.

RIM- alleles -defective in terms of SA perception- might have left intact the negative crosstalk between SA and MeJA, and an excess of SA repressed the response to MeJA beyond the wild type levels.

A recent renovation has left intact the original moldings, fireplaces, windows and trim.

That standoff has left intact a corporate tax code that both sides believe has put American companies at a global disadvantage.

He put aside the pieces of his will and of her letter to him that had started the trouble, and all the papers he had left intact.

But, looking at the universal benefits that this spending review has left intact, many economists would say that they have not tried very hard to even the score.

Her Big Pot, a large vase, is factory-made from porcelain molds, but she has left intact the rough ridges from casting.

This decade's reform drive, impressive as it has sometimes been, has left intact practices that keep unemployment high and threaten the Nordics' hard-won budgetary stability.

But they had left intact sections of the original 1850 act that mandated the forcible binding out of Indian convicts and vagrants.