Sentence examples for preserved by keeping from inspiring English sources

That vision is best preserved by keeping the Internet open and by protecting its users.

Exposure to oxygen and sunlight are the two main factors in the oxidation of food, so food is preserved by keeping in the dark and sealing it in containers or even coating it in wax, as with cucumbers.

The results suggest that biodiversity might best be preserved not by keeping the number of particular species high but by preserving complex ecosystem dynamics.

Covering it actually helped preserve it by keeping it out of the light.

It, too, is beautiful, especially since its lip and lid swoop gently upward at one point in a beautiful imperfection that may have helped preserve it by keeping it at the factory.

The samples were preserved by acidifying and keeping them in refrigerator at low temperature.

It still strives to preserve its ethos by keeping a close eye on its hiring.

China's huge training programs may also help preserve social stability by keeping the unemployed off the streets, although Chinese officials deny that is their intention.

Trump, Jr., spoke of "refunding" public lands in order to improve maintenance, and preserving hunting access by keeping them out of private hands.

If developing countries' growth is hurting the U.S., the logic goes, that would justify the use of a protectionist trade policy that would preserve American incomes by keeping the rest of the world poor.

In those difficult years, drought relief helped preserve social stability by keeping rural poverty and income inequality in check.