Sentence examples for preserve though from inspiring English sources

One authoritarian regime she (and the US imperialistic state) seems intent to preserve though is that of oil rich Saudi Arabia.

It has traditionally been regarded as a male preserve, though women are known to have contributed to its development for centuries – more than 16 centuries if we go back to Hypatia of Alexandria.

As part of its West Bay sector plan, the St. Joe Company promised to set aside 41,000 acres as a nature preserve, though environmental groups note that so far only 10,000 acres have been legally given this status, leaving the remaining parcel's fate uncertain.

The flames did not reach the buildings of the Alley Pond Environmental Center or the oak and beech forests that make up most of the 654-acre preserve, though they did come perilously close to a row of houses on a hill above the marsh.

Permanent human establishments are few in this 8500-hectare preserve, though the area is heavily used by villagers living on the periphery, who collect resources from the forest.

Well known and relatively well preserved – though substantially damaged – examples include Matsys' Virgin and Child with Saints Barbara and Catherine (c. 1415 25) and Bouts' Entombment (c. 1440 55).

Decorum is preserved, though at a terrible cost.

These records have been preserved, though employees have been persuaded to trash less important files.

What people have made and preserved, though, can boggle the eye and expand the mind.

In fact, Mr. Romney said, some programs would be eliminated outright, while others would be preserved, though he offered no details.

Many of the ancient Tibetan ritual musics typically featuring drums, cymbals, and trumpets of various sizes have been preserved, though the instruments have been modified.