Sentence examples for preserved all of from inspiring English sources
Fendi, by the way, has preserved all of its film costumes in its archives, along with relevant documents.
Clinton insisted that she had preserved all of the work-related e-mails on her server, about thirty thousand of them, and forwarded copies of them to Congress, but Republicans on Capitol Hill (and on the campaign trail) are unlikely to let the matter drop.
Clinton insisted that she had preserved all of the work-related e-mails on her server, about thirty thousand of them, and forwarded copies of them to Congress, but Republicans on Capitol Hill (and on the campaign trail) are unlikely to let the matter drop.
The team of researchers used bitmap-based 3D printing to create models of Keating's brain and tumor that faithfully preserved all of the gradations of detail present in the raw MRI data down to a resolution that is on par with what the human eye can distinguish from about 9-10 inches away.
And while it is always a possibility that Iran may try to cheat on the deal in the future, this framework of inspections and transparency makes it far more likely that we'll know about it if they try to cheat, and I or future presidents will have preserved all of the options that are currently available to deal with it.
Interestingly, the site has preserved all of the activity from these accounts for users to peruse.
The Yankees preserved all the oddities of their old stadium in the new one.
Eager to evoke their rich history, the Yankees preserved all the oddities of their old stadium in the new one.
It thought Corbyn's "strategy... preserves all the cost of Britain's independent nuclear deterrent, without preserving the benefits.
"Contrary to what its detractors say, the Memorial Preservation Act is intended to preserve all of Alabama's history ― the good and the bad ― so our children and grandchildren can learn from the past to create a better future".
The paper also proposes preserving all of the complications of the existing tax and benefit system.
