Sentence examples for preserved by a from inspiring English sources

The Endangered Species Preservation Act: All endangered species will immediately be preserved by a national corps of expert taxidermists.

In the new herbarium, the specimens will be preserved by a innovative cooling system.

It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and has been preserved by a local economist and businessman.

It was a victory for counter-attacking soccer, preserved by a most obdurate and agile goalkeeper Sergei Ryzhikov.

For decades, it clung tenuously to life, barely preserved by a couple of distilleries that would not let it lapse.

Almost everything old and wonderful in Portsmouth has been preserved by a combination of historical accident and enlightened determination.

Greg Stewart, a Tunica lawyer who has helped organize support for the Confederate symbol, predicted that the old flag would be preserved by an overwhelming margin.

The notion that social harmony is preserved by an eagerness to punish people who violate communal norms will be old news to anyone who took Sociology 101.

Many Americans believe that the Chinese jobs being preserved by an artificially low currency come at the expense of American jobs.

It was tunta, a potato that is preserved by an ancient method: left outside to freeze and thaw repeatedly during the dry season, soaked in a river or a pond for as much as a month, and then dehydrated.

Second, conservation is strictly preserved by an efficient conservation correction procedure for the cut cell.