Sentence examples for least preserved from inspiring English sources

Even at its most risqué, Ovid at least preserved a semblance of mutual pleasure.

Those records should have been handed over, or at least preserved, under the terms of certain court orders.

But where Schliemann at least preserved some small sense of context in his work, Cesnola unearthed things willy-nilly and shipped them off.

One MEP is determined that they too should have their voices heard – or at least preserved – and is lobbying to make sure the 120 endangered languages of Europe do not disappear.

In a talk I attended earlier today, the nonprofit detailed that as these historic structures they scan are threatened by natural disasters or human conflict, the data they have offers the potential for these sites to be restored with laser accuracy or at least preserved as they were for future generations to enjoy in a digital sense.

The green and blue human modules were found to represent mostly cortical samples (and cerebellum for the green module) and were the least preserved in chimpanzees [ 11].

Can't we at least preserve the museums?

One board member told me that it was essentially too late, but that the new plan should at least preserve the basic layout of the few surviving hutong.

Others say the plan will at least preserve the heart of an agreement with the Russians to destroy a like amount of their bomb fuel.

Among them are safeguarding our national security, enhancing the effectiveness of our law enforcement agencies, protecting sensitive business information and, not least, preserving personal privacy".

If the flatness of tone diminishes emotional sympathy, it does at least preserve the world in which Pippa moves with frosty clarity.