Sentence examples for preserved for years from inspiring English sources

A quick Google will show hundreds of examples of how a cheeky Happy Meal can stay eerily preserved for years after purchase.

Free and widespread distribution of new research has the potential to redefine the way scientific and intellectual developments are recorded, circulated and preserved for years to come.

Their distinctive culture, preserved for years by isolation on the coastal barrier islands, has been threatened by development to such a degree that in 2006, Congress designated a Gullah/Geechee Cultural Heritage Corridor stretching from North Carolina to Jacksonville, Fla.

Anthrax spores, if kept under appropriate conditions -- sealed and unexposed to lots of light -- can be preserved for years, said Jerome M. Hauer, the former director of the Office of Emergency Management and currently managing director of Kroll Inc., an investigation firm.

We also note that the NBT/BCIP precipitate does not bleach or fade with visible light exposure and, if the tissue is stored in ethanol, the precipitate can be preserved for years with no apparent loss or diffusion.

Certain items will have deep symbolic significance to you and your family, and are great things to preserve for years to come.

One day he falls into a vat of brine and stays there, perfectly preserved, for 100 years.

If the Rajapaksas want a dynasty preserved for many years, preparing the way for a young insider, untainted by any role in the war, could be the family's canniest strategy.

The authors point out that the samples they used had been preserved for several years, and that no tests for chlamydia infection had been performed on the patients at the time of surgery to remove the tissue.

Under the "one country, two systems" arrangement, we were told our freedoms would be preserved for 50 years after the handover, but many locals now feel under threat as mainland China takes an increasingly active role in Hong Kong affairs.

In a pretrial hearing yesterday, a prosecutor, Joel J. Seidemann, an assistant district attorney, told the judge that DNA material found under Mr. Peterson's fingernails had been preserved for 17 years.