Sentence examples for important preservation from inspiring English sources
"He's a guy who's had no demonstrable interest in historic preservation, who has the most important preservation job in New York City," said Anthony C. Wood, author of "Preserving New York: Winning the Right to Protect a City's Landmarks" (Routledge, 2008), and a party to the suit.
David S. Pringle, campaign director of the New Jersey Environmental Federation, called it the most important preservation initiative since the law that protected the Pinelands in the 1970's.
"It does say that some other body that is interested in preservation has decided this is an important preservation issue," said Sherida E. Paulsen, chairwoman of the Landmarks Preservation Commission, which is considering a request to declare Gansevoort Market a historic district.
Most archaeological sites in the areas studied were formed on fluvial deposits, with aeolian deposition acting as an important preservation agent during the past millennium.
Pickling became an important preservation technique and even seafood and oysters were pickled.
An important food preservation method combines salting to control microorganisms selectively and fermentation to stabilize the treated tissues.
To date, public programs have centered on an annual screenwriting competition, small grants to schools and festivals, and a barely visible but important film preservation program.
Temperature is an important food preservation factor, affecting microbial growth.
Cavernosal oxygenation appears to be important for preservation of erectile tissue health.
Sulfur fumigation (SF) in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is a highly efficient and important traditional preservation method in China.
Anecdotal evidence from conservators and artists may help focus our work on the variables most important for preservation of cultural heritage.
