Sentence examples for preserved about from inspiring English sources

Bloomberg, during his three terms, created or preserved about a hundred and seventy-five thousand units of affordable housing.

(We have his bio in the Diogenes Laertius "Lives," and small comments like the one Cicero preserved, about the pig).

Archivists racing against time to salvage our film history have found that properly stored films can be preserved about 100 years.

In 1997, he was a founder of the Arab Image Foundation, a conservation and research institute that has preserved about half a million professional and amateur photos from the Middle East and North Africa, chronicling personal and public histories.

So the Browns sold their development rights to Scenic Hudson, a conservation group that has preserved about 28,000 acres in the Hudson Valley, including 1,300 acres in the Olana viewshed.

While the intelligence against them was deemed credible, it said, evidence was not collected or preserved about them in a form that would be deemed admissible in court or that could prove their guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.

We have successfully deacidified 340,000 books and routinely preserve about one-half million items a year.

This indicates that there is something important about their structure that has been preserved for about 250 myr [ 9].

Is there anything at all worth preserving about cricket?

This arrests the process, preserving about half the grape's natural sugars for port's characteristic rich and fruity finish.

At the time, Mr. Davies said, Madison was trying to preserve about 150 businesses clustered in historic buildings along Route 124.