Sentence examples for may be preserving from inspiring English sources

While the state may be preserving open space and parkland, that does not necessarily translate into more playing fields.

"It's what's killing this community and at the same time it may be preserving what we have," said Rebecca Logue Bovee, an organizer with the Housing Rights Committee.

Astronomers have discovered an ancient star just a thousand light-years away from Earth that may be preserving cosmic shrapnel from the death of one of the very first stars born after the big bang.

" 'Style,' neurologically," Sacks said, "is the deepest part of one's being, and may be preserved, almost to the last, in a dementia".

Because of the sudden death of captured organisms in amber, symbiotic associations may be preserved in a manner unlikely to occur with other types of preservation.

Some bodegas may be preserved as museum displays.

Most green vegetables and fruit may be preserved by pickling.

Meat may be preserved by dry curing or with a pickling solution.

Furthermore, they tend to be resistant to decay and thus may be preserved in sediments under adverse conditions.

Foods with substantial acidity, when concentrated to 65 percent or more soluble solids, may be preserved by mild heat treatments.

Jobs may be preserved in the short run at the expense of better jobs in the future.