Sentence examples for preserve long from inspiring English sources

It called on the authorities to preserve long standing freedoms by a move to "universal suffrage".

Use it and preserve long and prosperous Glass use.

The recent use of acousto-optic deflector scanning to implement random-access multiphoton microscopy (RAMP) potentially allows to preserve long illumination dwell times while sampling multiple points-of-interest at high rates.

Some dromaeosaurid fossils preserve long, pennaceous feathers on the hands and arms (remiges) and tail (rectrices), as well as shorter, down-like feathers covering the body.

The appendages preserve long muscles with fan-like attachment areas.

These instars also preserve long hairs projecting from the margins of the opisthosomal opercula, with shorter hairs fringing the epimera.

Both their publics need an organising principle that is able to preserve long-term strategic stability, notwithstanding the issues of the day.

Landsbanki has promised to preserve "long-term value", but Jóhannesson is convinced a forced sale will ensue: "There is nothing else ahead as these firms cannot have a bankrupt bank as a shareholder for a long time".

"Voluntary administration provides Arrium and its stakeholders time to develop options that will help preserve long-term value and optimise the position of its creditors," Grant Thornton managing partner Paul Billingham said on Thursday.

Yet if one of the chief aims of sex is to make your partner feel good, and not having an orgasm makes him or her feel bad, perhaps faking it is merely one of those occasional sexually altruistic gestures that could help preserve long-term happiness when there isn't always time to get sex "just right".

As a child I argued with increasing shrillness, eventually resorting to night-raids on crates marked for disposal, to preserve long-outgrown picture books and baby reading (I feel slightly vindicated now that my daughter is enjoying my faded, fraying Mog books and Ahlbergs.