Sentence examples for of preserving for from inspiring English sources

"We are on the right side of history on this argument, we are on the right side of science on this argument, we are on the right side of economics on this argument and on the right side of preserving for the long term our living standards," Wright said in response to a question about whether the party should fight, or accept the new government's agenda on this issue.

Conway explained that they are futurists in the way they think of preserving opportunities for the future.

I couldn't even walk a mile at 15. Perhaps it was the Almighty's way of preserving them for later.

But the experience so far does offer evidence that the practice of preserving seats for women is changing the way they are perceived, by themselves and others.

(Before refrigeration, the confit cooking method was also a way of preserving fowl for future consumption).

This system of preserving grazing for drought years is called digdeeso.

We really haven't done a very good job of preserving it for you.

The anti-EU, anti-immigration party gained huge support, particularly in rural areas, playing on nationalist sentiment and the promise of preserving benefits for Danish citizens.

Putting aside the obviously compelling subject matter, it struck me that this one woman's effort is a great reminder of the importance of preserving conditions for meaningful face-to-face exchange.

Without public-minded collectors, including artists themselves, museums simply would not exist, and the admirable stewardship of preserving works for generations to come would be lost to commercial enterprise and ultimate destruction.

Gopnik's findings -- that four-year-olds are better at finding out unlikely probabilities than adults, and that play is really a series of experiments -- speak to the importance of preserving opportunities for play in early childhood settings.