Sentence examples for preservation concerns from inspiring English sources

To watch the first installment of "The Ingraham Angle"—with its pronounced commitment to "preserving our history," especially where that preservation concerns the veneration of generals who protected the interests of slaveholders was to witness Fox's unapologetic turn toward a type of nationalism that hardly requires Trump's hands on the wheel of the ship of state.

A new type of outdoor advertising has sparked preservation concerns among community groups and city landmark officials.

Preservation concerns about "Spiral Jetty" have arisen lately not only because of the work's re-emergence from the water but also because of plans announced in the last two and a half years by companies to initiate industrial projects near the site.

Joe Haeussler, senior vice president of McMillin's commercial division, said that the City of Villages plan helped the company navigate historic preservation concerns — the area is on the National Register of Historic Places — and guided the placement of retail shops, art centers, social events areas and a 50-acre waterfront park that serves residents and attracts tourists.

In recent years, environmental preservation concern has been increased for more efficient management of nuclear energy.

The preservation concern for nature and non-human species is addressed to some extent by making a distinction between weaker and stronger conceptions of sustainability (Beckerman 1995).

The main preservation concern, that's to say the daily temperature increase due to the heat produced by the lighting system, has been taken care of end 2016 to ensure a better conservation of the embroidery.

I describe and illustrate some remarkable fossil preservation concerning the eye and brain of early vertebrates animals that lived more than 400-million-years-ago (mya), showing details that Charles Darwin could not have imagined possible.

We also include preservation results concerning the DRHR property (Proposition 3.1(b)).

The profiles through the middle slice of each reconstruction were also analysed, in order to verify if the parameters chosen based on the bias-noise plots could perform well enough also for what edge preservation is concerned.

The most powerful technique for immuno-detection on chemically fixed samples is probably the one introduced by Tokuyasu [16], [17] as it allows good labeling efficiency with a fine ultrastructural preservation, especially concerning membranes and organelles.