Sentence examples similar to preserved interest from inspiring English sources

Expansion packs and new features will preserve interest in the product and create a discourse between users, forming a community of players.

Regardless, a skeptic might note that claims that such interventions, although designed to reduce distress, actually increase benefit finding and thereby improve immune functioning preserves interest in them as potentially active, effective interventions.

In the 6th century, especially in southern Gaul, the aristocracy and, consequently, the bishops drawn from it preserved an interest in traditional Classical culture.

It resulted in a pact between old and new elites, which preserved previous interest groups in power -- and allowed Yanukovych to become president in 2010.

"We must work to preserve this interest, and this interest was threatened, so for this reason I did what I did," he said.

There is nothing wrong in trying to preserve the interest of the next generation.

Real estate insiders want to preserve mortgage interest deductions for higher-priced residences and second homes.

Therefore, the process must be optimized to preserve the interest of this technique for the most aggressive architectures.

Computational Journalism: using computing to help preserving public interest journalism (collaboration with Duke School of Public Policy).

The NCAA will probably defend on the basis that amateurism restrictions are needed to preserve consumer interest in intercollegiate athletics.

This policy is part of the NCAA's amateurism rules that purportedly exist to protect athletes from exploitation and preserve consumer interest in the NCAA's products.