Sentence examples for preserved only by from inspiring English sources

Freedom and justice can be preserved only by courageous people, however.

Those early comics were the essence of ephemera, preserved only by libraries and fervent collectors.

He finds that, like regulated markets, our freedom can be preserved only by placing it under constraints.

As Montesquieu put it, "That kind of health which can be preserved only by a careful and constant regulation of diet is but a tedious disease".

They wanted to believe that everything was known already – Browne tried to reconcile Harvey with Galen – but it was an intellectual conservatism that could be preserved only by endless cataloguing.

Certain to have been settled in India were peoples who spoke languages of Dravidian origin, as well as other languages, called Munda, now preserved only by aboriginal tribes, which show affinities with the languages of Southeast Asia.

Furthermore, the existence of the (220 -oriented peak, which is beneficial for reducing the surface recombination of the CIGS absorber layer due to higher work function, is largely preserved only in films grown by the fs-PLD[13].

This digression is missing from the manuscripts of Cicero's essay that have come down to us; it was preserved only in a long commentary by the Neoplatonic thinker Macrobius, which circulated in several manuscripts in the Middle Ages.

The ANN was further simplified by pruning, which preserved only PEG-4000 and HPMC K100 as inputs.

Preserved only on grainy kinescopes (though not by NBC, which had chucked them), Caesar's creations were never recycled.

Equal amounts of the core particle were preserved with either protease, as shown by 3F4 reactivity (Fig. 2C), whereas the octarepeat region was preserved only for trypsin digested PrPSc as shown by POM2 reactivity.