Sentence examples for issue of preservation from inspiring English sources

"The issue of preservation really does not apply to many of the cars here," said Frederick A. Simeone, executive director of the Simeone Foundation Automotive Museum in Philadelphia and a leader among preservationists.

These are the first studies to address the issue of preservation techniques for tissue engineered constructs.

I love this building not only because mid-century style buildings matter, but because it helps represent the overarching issue of preservation on college campuses.

In the Spring 2015 issue of Preservation magazine, Logan Ward takes readers on a road trip down South Carolina's Grand Strand, where Myrtle Beach is located.

In the Spring 2015 issue of Preservation magazine, we feature the stories of three well-aged and much-loved Northern California wineries that have weathered historical calamities to continue producing award-winning libations into the present day.

In the Summer 2014 issue of Preservation magazine, we highlight three such eateries: the Gryphon Tea Room in Savannah, Ga., housed in the city's 1926 Scottish Rite Building; the Hillside Farmacy in Austin, Texas, named for the 1920s drugstore that occupied the same space; and Tonic at Quigley's in Washington, D.C., located in the circa-1891 Quigley's Pharmacy.

Issues of preservation and development are taken seriously here.

For dance, an art form that has always struggled with issues of preservation, online video may provide a kind of solution.

Beyond the technical issues of preservation, much discussion at the conference was devoted to the over-all vision of the camp's future.

A weekend-long immersion in the issues of preservation as they shape the future of Harlem is being offered by the Historic Districts Council in a conference entitled "Preservation 2000" from next Friday through Sunday at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, 515 Lenox Avenue, at 135th Street.

"You've got some of the strongest environmentalists in the country, yet this is where Ronald Reagan had his ranch," Mr. Rossman said, adding, "The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors has always split as close as anyone can on issues of preservation versus development".