Sentence examples for preserve other from inspiring English sources

In Little Falls, library officials said they were selling things to raise money, not to cover operating costs, which institutions try to avoid, but to preserve other artifacts.

He said developers often were trying to preserve other assets they might have put up as collateral for their construction loan.

"And while $25,000 to $50,000 may not sound like a lot, if it helps us preserve other services, we've got to do everything we can".

Last week, in a very welcome move, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar reversed the Norton/Leavitt agreement on the Utah lands while reaffirming his department's right to preserve other public lands in their natural state for future generations.

The Peconic Land Trust is trying similar fund-raising tactics for two Southampton farms it hopes to preserve, and the excess donations raised in Wainscott will be placed in a fund to preserve other properties.

Other possible representations of the situation fail to preserve other logical features of the original sentences.

The more gruesome films in the genre require captives to sacrifice one section of their bodies in order to preserve others; this always comes as a surprise.

Both the attorney general's office and City Hall say they are close to a settlement that would release some gardens for development and preserve others.

To prevent excess pollution (and to preserve others' positive moods), drive within the speed limit, accelerate and brake gradually, and use cruise control on highways.

Caffeine may also exacerbate aspects of cortical function deficits in susceptible individuals while helping preserve others during hypoglycemia (51).

Along with several genera of plants, the Rhynie Chert preserves other organisms from the same interval of geologic time.