Sentence examples for preserved only if from inspiring English sources

Being inexhaustible in use, moreover, it is not susceptible of occupation, which is necessary when the utility of things can be preserved only if they become private property.

Wilderness and wildlife can be preserved only if the world's farmers have the best tools to feed everyone on the least amount of land.

It appears that agroforests, including swidden systems, will be preserved only if incentives are adequate.

Under this account, a cognitive function would be preserved only if it involved neural regions which show less age-related neural change.

One-word terms found in the unencumbered subset of UMLS were preserved only if they consisted of combinations of both alphabetic and numeric characters (e.g., p53, cd-117, and ws-1358a1).

All of these additional covariates were evaluated in each model and preserved only if statistically significant (p < 0.05), or if their presence altered the magnitude of association between time (baseline/endline) and D & A outcome by at least 10percentt.

Even if preserved only in its upper front part, the object is likely a miniature painted terracotta comic mask of an actor playing a slave character in the New Comedy.

Some are adamant that the axolotl should be preserved only in its environment, but others are convinced it can survive only if new populations are introduced elsewhere.

…lost gender and preserved only number.

Objection 2: If an identity relation obeys only a restricted form of LL — if it preserves only some properties and not all — then how do we tell which properties serve to individuate a pair of distinct objects?

But Mr. Bush said he would support an amendment only "if necessary" to preserve traditional marriage.