Sentence examples for preserve the record from inspiring English sources

Research libraries preserve the record of civilisation.

Or as he put it simply, "To preserve the record, not make it".

Slowing growth has prompted Federal Reserve policy makers to reduce their benchmark interest rate four times since the beginning of the year and most of the 25 banks and securities firms that trade directly with the Fed expect a further rate cut next week and additional reductions later in the year to preserve the record expansion.

The logical conclusion to this radical inconsistency between the number of errors and the quality of defense is that the error is not there to reflect the play of the fielder at all; it's there to preserve the record of hitters and pitchers.

Comets may preserve the record of primitive grain aggregation, because comets are believed to have preserved primitive grains in cold storage, well below the temperature where water is liquid, significantly reducing the effects of thermal and aqueous processing.

And because the human body breaks down water's constituent atoms of hydrogen and oxygen to construct the proteins that make hair cells, those cells can preserve the record of a person's travels.

In 1880 it was designated a museum "to preserve the records of early days in New England".

For them, conservatories to preserve the recording studio might be in order.

The order to preserve the records was issued by the Montgomery County Circuit Court on Monday afternoon — less than 24 hours before voting was set to begin — and the stay that will effectively nullify that order was issued late Monday night.

As I show in my book, Stand By Me: The Forgotten History of Gay Liberation, historical archives libraries, both academic and public, and private institutions that make it their mission to hold and properly preserve historical artifacts—have traditionally refused to preserve the records of LGBTQ people.

The Blockade Museum preserves the record of those 900 days.