Sentence examples similar to preserve your backing from inspiring English sources

Just be careful to choose the option that preserves your software and (now backed up) data.

I have gone with traditional raspberry and strawberry jams, but why not use that fig and cardamom preserve in the back of your cupboard or the lingonberry jam you stashed in your suitcase last summer?

His version which he recently debuted at Lollapalooza Berlin stretches the song out to just over seven minutes, adding a minimal beat, while preserving the backing vocals of Montreal's Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue choir.

Secondly, let's provide real tax incentives to preserve and bring back U. S. factories.

They are also more likely to describe themselves as "very conservative"... .. Tea Partiers are desperate to "preserve" and "take back" America (from whom or what is the great wink and nudge).

He would have great influence in determining whether to preserve or roll back recent changes to marijuana policy ― changes that reflect shifting public opinion in favor of more lenient weed laws.

The history of research on food irradiation to preserve wholesomeness dates back to the early 1900s (US EPA, 2012).

On core issues concerning the relationship between government and average Americans — taxes, Medicare, Social Security, even immigration — each has preserved routes back toward the political middle for the general election.

Enugu's roads were reflective of its British rule; much of the city's narrow roads in the GRA have been preserved dating back to the incorporation of the city itself.

Anxious to have the landmark building preserved and back in use, the city has been soliciting proposals for the station house's future for the last several months and expects to receive about a dozen by the end of this week.

Like many who have come from the East for economic opportunity and professional advancement, we hedge our bet, preserving a back door, an escape hatch in case things don't work out.