Sentence examples for preservation away from inspiring English sources

Being carried in the air on tall stalks may not only aid spore dispersal but also contribute to spore preservation, away from the decomposing agents in wet humus.

Mrs. London favors the tax increase but said the town has already let many opportunities for preservation slip away.

A woodlands preservation group backed away from an agreement with the Loucks when it learned about the mining claim.

As the Sparrow and I quietly inched out of the driveway, my sense of self-preservation led me away from the freeway and toward the streets of Berkeley.

At that point, people ignorant of the nature of food preservation were soon throwing away perfectly good food.

"They should have been more interested in conservation and preservation and pushed that away a bit, but otherwise it's perceived as very good indeed".

At the "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville, however, the debate veered dramatically away from historical preservation.

Environmental mitigation measures in the line's construction phase included the construction of animal bridges over the line, the planting and re-planting of trees along the track as noise screens, and the purchase of farmland to create a preservation area for jacana birds away from the line.

However, the type of processes that are initiated depends on the levels of IGF-1, with low levels sending the body into a self-preservation mode, switching energy allocation away from the reproductive organs and devoting resources to maintenance and DNA repair.

This involved unwanted disclosure of a sex worker's identity to friends and family, thus disrupting the preservation of a dignified private self away from work (box 3, extract 2).

Twenty-seven miles away in Chicago, the preservation-minded Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy went on full alert.