Sentence examples for preserved suffering from inspiring English sources
It is an accurate display of traditional medieval defensive architecture and has remained well preserved, suffering no major deterioration until World War II.
He is the only British monarch (for virutally the PRINCE REGENT was a monarch), during whose whole reign the nation has been preserved from suffering by the crimes and calamities of war.
Leaves developed under moderate shade displayed a lower ability to preserve water balance, thus suffering from a greater decline in net CO2 assimilation than leaves acclimated to full sunlight, when subsequently exposed to drought stress.
The trouble is that this argument leaves dying people preserved in a state of suffering without any chance to choose oblivion instead.
2 3 Lowering of IOP remains the only current therapeutic approach for preserving visual function in patients suffering from glaucoma and is the goal of currently available glaucoma treatment.
This emphasizes the importance of making efforts to reduce unemployment among young individuals, to avoid individual suffering, preserve economic growth and reduce future spending on health care and welfare systems.
Cochrane moved to defend the flagship by pulling Northumberland between Impérial and Superb, suffering terrible damage but preserving Duckworth's ship intact.
My dream is to partner with charities like Age UK and Alzheimer's Research UK to help those suffering from life-changing illnesses – preserving the stories of those with greatest need.
Building upon this neuromuscular biomechanics paradigm is of immense clinical relevance: it will be instrumental to the development of clinical treatments to preserve and restore manual ability in people suffering from neurological and orthopedic conditions.
However, LVEF by echocardiography has been shown to be a relatively insensitive measure of risk, as most patients suffering sudden cardiac death have a preserved LVEF, and many patients with poor LVEF do not benefit from ICD prophylaxis.
