Sentence examples for perhaps preserve from inspiring English sources

In some cases the waterside land occupied by the farms has come under government control, and plans are now being made to clean up the properties (and the nearby waters), and perhaps preserve some of the old buildings.

Thus, on the other side of this debate over the reality of race, are the conservationists, who, like Marcano, Davidson and Maaka Mann, argue that not only should we acknowledge the reality of race, but also perhaps preserve it as an important and valuable feature of our social ontology.

The more quickly you'll climb out of that negative "re-run" rut of thoughts the more likely the possibility that you'll return to an even keel, and perhaps preserve a properly distanced relationship.

The hunt for Osama bin Laden is one thing, perhaps; preserving the stability of Afghanistan, another.

One approach has sought to show that Anatolian inherited but lost all the categories named above (perhaps preserving a few crucial remnants).

The competence of the moribund union's past leadership rivaled Italy's, and the new union chief, Karen Lewis, must somehow galvanize members over an issue, perhaps preserving their pensions.

When a wife asks about charges, and her husband has been arrested for soliciting a prostitute, I can withhold the information in the hope that he has learned his lesson, sparing her pain and humiliation, and perhaps preserving a marriage.

They obviously loved words, carefully chosen, written to be read and perhaps preserved for posterity.

Her work would certainly feel at home on a sanitized, futuristic vessel, perhaps preserving the memory of plants that don't grow in space.

We recommend that you revise the discussion of your results to give it an evolutionary spin and discuss the complexity of the zebrafish in relation to what is left in the mammal, and how the bistability is perhaps preserved as one aspect.

And, perhaps, to preserve ourselves from diseases, pests and food shortages.