Sentence examples for preserved for some from inspiring English sources

Either option would please Claire Weisz, who says the most important thing for her is that the pavilion be preserved for some sort of public use.

In the short term, evictions would likely be prevented and stability would be preserved for some.

Protactinium is a metal with silvery-gray luster that is preserved for some time in air.

Several experimental studies have indicated that the elevation in oxygen tension in the tumour is preserved for some time following HBO treatment, thereby allowing the administration of radiotherapy with an improved tumour/normal tissue oxygenation ratio (Kinoshita et al, 2000; Kunugita et al, 2001; Beppu et al, 2002).

Choose ingredients that have a long shelf life and will remain preserved for some time.

These are not the results of riots, but of the new stadium project of Tottenham Hotspur Football Club, whose existing ground can be seen beyond some buildings preserved for their historic interest.

Tucked away in a display cabinet in the Smithsonian, tattered and fragile after being preserved for thousands of years, are some of Socrates' original writings.

The refugees brought the Ikavian accent, which was preserved for a long time in some small Zaprešić communities, although the Zaprešić area has historically been Ekavian Kajkavian (yat being [e] or rather than [i]).

Some rituals were recorded because they had proved themselves effective in performance; some were preserved for future use by couples and families whose hopes were bound up in the success and failure of conception and the event of birth.

Her modesty was in part preserved for Saturday Night Live, however, with some tactical digital blurring.

Some of the area has been preserved for its history.