Sentence examples for if preserving from inspiring English sources

If preserving affordable housing is a virtue, then society as a whole should bear its costs.

If preserving the environment means stopping poor people flying so the rich can fly, then screw it".

It is fair to ask if some of what Jerry Sandusky is supposed to have done could have been prevented if preserving the Legend of Joe Pa hadn't been such an unquestioned imperative at Penn State.

It's obviously bad form at this point to say anything good about Wall Street executives, but if preserving shareholder value is still a criterion for evaluating executive performance, there's little doubt that Thain did a bonus-worthy job.

"Their thinking," he said of the state, "is that we should preserve rather than reconstruct, and we would not object to that if preserving meant maintaining minimal safety standards, but as far as public safety is concerned, it does not.

If preserving establishment were not an issue, then Synod members could arguably have followed their consciences, however idiosyncratic in the eyes of the world.But there might be better reasons than that, from the church's point of view, for loosening the bonds.

If preserved in full vigor and exercised with perfect integrity, every branch will perform its duty".

Inside, a virtual-reality version of the old neighborhood shimmers as if preserved in amber.

Here, as if preserved in amber, the group sounded as tight, kinetic and provocative as ever.

Only an imprint of the Buddha remains as if preserved in a fossil.

Should they be covered in again, or should they be preserved for posterity, and if preserved, what degree of conservation and restoration is permissible?