Sentence examples for if you can preserve from inspiring English sources
If you can preserve different cultures, then we can all enrich each other".
So, if you can preserve the brain in decent nick, technology permitting, you can eventually restore people with their personalities intact.
And if you can preserve that spirit, without compromising it, then here you are – you're an overnight success, mate!" he says, slapping Rubbo's back again.
Even if you can preserve it past that point, much of the fruit will lose a good portion of its freshness.
And if you do have to tear something down, perhaps you can preserve an essence of what was once there".
"You say, 'I'm willing to move out of the city if I can preserve some of the things that I like.' " People will say that they move for the children, but I began to suspect that children were often only the excuse for being able to give something up with grace.
If we can preserve and encourage the impulse to read, electronic books are a boon.
I clutch my children to me as if I can preserve this moment forever.
In other words, if we can preserve our moral leadership without acting in the face of genocide, that's fine.
But if firms can preserve a little scepticism, they can surely squeeze important insights from the ever-growing store of data.
