Sentence examples for preserve in order to from inspiring English sources

"If we have to burn through this cash we're attempting to preserve, in order to get us through this disaster, the County Commission most certainly will do so".

"In one meeting, one staff member raised concerns that information sent and received on Secretary Clinton's account could contain federal records that needed to be preserved in order to satisfy federal record keeping requirements," the report said.

He'll need to jump better at Cheltenham, but his rating of 136 has been preserved in order to keep him qualified for the novice race 0-1400) and he wouldn't be the first horse to come from France with a handicap mark that seriously underestimates his true ability.

This helps the diversity of the swarm to be preserved in order to discourage premature convergence.

Additionally, the conventional porous YSZ coating was preserved in order to get the low thermal conductivity.

Each solution was then filtered through a glass fiber filter, and preserved in order to avoid evaporation and volume changes.

In addition, it is also found out that the relative cross-sectional area ratio should be preserved in order to preserve the flow resistances.

Only in this way, can the communicative and legal intent be preserved in order to minimise any psychological coercion connected to the time factor influencing the willingness of the patient to provide informed consent.

In these cases, weight bearing and foot propulsion on the first and second metatarsal ray should be preserved in order to avoid postoperative sequelae including painful overuse syndrome, transfer metatarsalgia and osteoarthritis of tarsal metatarsal joints.

"People would actually remove and destroy the skin that's been preserved in order to get to the bones," Bell said.

Experiments using PCMT negative dominants show that the enzymatic activity must be preserved in order to exert its antiaptotic effect.