Sentence examples for preserved and expanded from inspiring English sources

His daughter, Francine Meyer, preserved and expanded his collection for two decades.

Under its executive director, Dennis Bartels, the Exploratorium has preserved and expanded what it was when the physicist Frank Oppenheimer created it.

Arabic and Jewish scholars preserved and expanded upon the knowledge of antiquity; Avicenna (Ibn Sīnā) spread to Europe Aristotle's idea of the inferiority of female generative power in relation to male, which was first adopted by St. Albertus Magnus and then further elaborated by his disciple St. Thomas Aquinas in the 13th century.

However, contact with the Islamic world, where Greek manuscripts were preserved and expanded, soon led to a massive spate of Latin translations in the 12th century.

Moreover, corporate lobbyists ensure that corporate privileges and immunities are preserved and expanded in corporate-occupied Washington, D.C. Somehow, in presidential debate after presidential debate "corporate crime and punishment" or "law and order for corporations" almost never get mentioned either by questioner or candidate.

Perhaps my curiosity and passion for trying to understand Arab, Isreali, and Persian cultures stems from my knowledge that these peoples preserved and expanded the classical science, enlightenment and art that was abandoned during the Dark Ages by Europeans after the fall of ancient Rome.

Instead, as a nation, we should be fully investing in preserving and expanding our transportation system.

However, the Algerian government aims at preserving and expanding the remaining woodlands.

She has worked with the plant since 1948 and has devoted her life to preserving and expanding its use.

The building of settlements is a deliberate policy aimed at preserving and expanding the boundaries of Israel.

The fight to preserve and expand the diversity and vibrancy of our media system is one that cannot be left to bought-out regulators and corporate lobbyists.