Sentence examples for preservation in a from inspiring English sources

The struggle over historic preservation, in a city where only 4percentt of the homes were built before 1960, shows a new sense of identity in Hong Kong.

The commission held a hearing last October on the four East Village sites, which were identified as worthy of preservation in a 2006 commission study of the East Village's historical heritage.

Each story confronts its characters with impossible choices, often forcing them to weigh physical security against moral preservation in a "desire to find a way out when there was none".

Who will benefit from this preservation?" In a future class, students may share their statements with peers and, as a class, generate a common policy statement addressing the preservation of biodiversity in Madagascar.

We may wonder if, like the family in Iwaki, bound to their community by gifts of food and fruit, the nuclear-power workers are just stuck, unable to consider their own preservation in a way that we think of as free.

This is called capital preservation in a dangerous world.

"Most of those jokers with the flags are from the North anyway," Mr. Beasley said, emphasizing that the cemetery attracted him as a good investment in land preservation in an area being overrun with suburban sprawl.

To decide whether close modules should be merged, we suggest to use external information, e.g., gene ontology information, or to study module preservation in an independent data set.

Such fractures can be expected in deposits from hot (for sufficient thermal contraction) and fluidized (for sufficient deposit expansion and subsequent settling) flows, where preservation in an arid environment allows for their unimpeded development.

This type of metabolic reprogramming would reallocate resources from growth to somatic preservation in an attempt to reduce replication defects, chromosomal instability, nuclear envelope abnormalities and finally, the risk of developing cancer [ 31].

In many ways, the Parsi experience reflects a colossal stumbling block toward proper historical preservation in India: a dearth of public activism, support and interest, even amongst the educated and affluent.