Sentence examples for irreplaceable historic from inspiring English sources

"These stations and entire lines are not only irreplaceable historic resources but significant transportation resources as well.

Thousands of buildings, from brownstones to modernist skyscrapers, irreplaceable historic interiors and entire neighborhoods from Staten Island to the Bronx enjoy the law's protection.

Reading that the irreplaceable, historic and magnificent St. Thomas the Apostle Church, built in 1907, is to be pulled down (news article, July 30) makes us realize that the Vandals are alive and well.

"They are about the destruction of irreplaceable historic monuments, and they are about a callous assault on the dignity and identity of entire populations, and their religious and historical roots".

Formosan subterranean termites with an insatiable taste for irreplaceable historic structures have been devastating the French Quarter, drawn to its moist, porous bricks and centuries-old wood, ravaging ancient live oak trees.

As particularly horrendous and egregious as the facts of the Holocaust were, we should recognize that art works are routinely stolen from museums and individuals during wars, including those being waged today, and that archaeological sites are plundered with the destruction of irreplaceable historic and scientific information.

There's a final role for government which it must not duck and that is the wider climate that it sets: whether it recognises the importance of quality of life as well as the economy; whether it values the historic and irreplaceable alongside the need for progress.

Like our celebrated National Park System of irreplaceable ecological, cultural and historic treasures, we need a representative "system" of marine sanctuaries and monuments to protect the vast treasures of our oceans.

No experience is needed for the post, which involves cleaning everything in the royal residence from "rest rooms" to "historic vases and irreplaceable paintings".

A $10,500 dollar-a-year job polishing the queen's "historic vases and irreplaceable paintings" at the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh, which requires 20 hours over a five-day week.

More than that – historic preservation is the irreplaceable variable to achieve modernization without Westernization.