Sentence examples for preserved a strong from inspiring English sources

Greeks have preserved a strong sense of community, and village life remains a powerful influence.

The Ixil community has preserved a strong cultural identity and practices predominantly subsistence agriculture and colorful weaving.

It is the centre of Visayan-Cebuano culture and has preserved a strong Spanish tradition in its cultural life.

The difficulty of communications preserved a strong folk character not only in Galicia and the Basque region but throughout the peninsula.

Scotland has always preserved a strong degree of educational independence; and Northern Ireland has been more successful than any other part of Britain in hanging on to its selective grammar schools.

If Reuther had truly believed that "material gain" was unimportant, he would not have long remained leader of one million-plus members of the United Automobile Workers -- a union that, unlike the Teamsters, preserved a strong tradition of internal dissent and rank-and-file democracy from the heady days of 1930's organizing.

Obama administration officials also have urged legislators to preserve a strong version of the rule.

Techniques to dilute the vaccine while preserving a strong immune response are under study.

Precisely to preserve a strong presidency, we must insist that ex-presidents be subject to prosecution just like everyone else.

In anticipation of a long tenure, directors behave strategically, blocking good candidates to preserve a strong bargaining position in the future, and thereby create deadlock.

Write a letter to your Congressional representatives or senators arguing for or against the importance of preserving a strong national press in time of war.