Sentence examples for irreplaceable heritage from inspiring English sources
Citizens eventually woke up to the fact that they were destroying their irreplaceable heritage, and in 1971 founded the Historic Staunton Foundation.
Harvey writes for an audience that already knows most of the tropes, plot points, glittering stars and wizened bit players he mentions and regards them all as an irreplaceable heritage.
This high-tech Noah's Ark for the world's food varieties was intended to assure that, even in a worst-case scenario, our irreplaceable heritage of food seeds would remain safely frozen.
That's what's at stake, that's why we have a landmarks law and federal tax incentives for preservation: to protect the irreplaceable heritage of the United States and of New York City from capricious destruction.
The statement said his son "went to Iraq fully aware of the dangers, but determined to alert the world to the tragic loss of an irreplaceable archaeological heritage".
Even so, the ravaging of the ancient city of Palmyra by the militant group Isis earlier this year was particularly shocking for its deliberate targeting of the Syrian city's irreplaceable architectural heritage.
I can think of no better example than this of why WCS's mission of protecting the world's irreplaceable wildlife heritage remains deeply relevant 120 years after our founding.
Furthermore, there is growing recognition that the diversity of life in the oceans, spanning from genes to species to ecosystems, represents an irreplaceable natural heritage crucial to human well-being and sustainable development.
Such understanding may be used to inform conservation management of our irreplaceable stone-built heritage assets, as well as to plan for future climate impacts on such assets.
But Judith McMillen, director of education at Historic Richmond Town, said widening the road would necessitate damaging all or part of Towne Bridge, as she referred to it, which would cause "an irreplaceable loss of our heritage".
