Sentence examples for preservation because it from inspiring English sources

"We've always advocated for more preservation because it costs less, and because preserving apartments typically makes them more available to lower-income households than new construction," said Tom Waters, a housing policy analyst at the Community Service Society of New York, an advocacy group for the poor.

"Unfortunately, J.F.K. is a land-constrained airport, and the space where Worldport is located cannot be set aside for preservation because it is needed for other aviation uses that will lead to job creation and economic growth".

Last but not the least, our system follows privacy preservation, because it will not capture the image of the elder as the camera sensors do.

When Henry Appel said, "There is only one thing worse than Auschwitz itself... and that is if the world forgets there was such a place," he makes the case for its preservation, because when it is there before our eyes, there is no forgetting.

Freeze-drying is a useful sperm preservation method because it requires neither liquid nitrogen nor dry ice for preservation and transportation.

This is the right to do whatever one sincerely judges needful for one's preservation; yet because it is at least possible that virtually anything might be judged necessary for one's preservation, this theoretically limited right of nature becomes in practice an unlimited right to potentially anything, or, as Hobbes puts it, a right "to all things".

Durcan publishes more poems than most, not on the principle that they all have equal value, or that they are all "worthy of preservation", but because it is the poet's task, as he sees it, at least to record what we would otherwise forget.

Formalin fixation followed by paraffin embedding of tissue specimens is a widely used preservation method because it helps to maintain morphological features of the tissue specimen [ 34].

Among the electronic datasets used in computer-aided research, software poses the most difficult challenges for preservation because of its semantic complexity.

This has implications for setting environmental standards for the preservation of parchment artefacts because it means that not all parchment artefacts will react in a similar way, at the same RH.

Primers targeting miR-16 were chosen as an internal control for miRNA preservation, quality, and amplifiability because it is expressed consistently in human tissues (Liang et al, 2007).