Sentence examples for preserved will from inspiring English sources

He is convinced that one day his remaining eye, the one the surgeons at Parkland preserved, will be restored.

"By the time they get around to implementing the plan, a lot of the area that should be preserved will already have been developed," he said.

"The fact that soft tissue is preserved will give much more information compared to information that can be obtained from 'normal' fossils," she said, meaning bones and teeth.

Garvey is still learning to be a father himself, and hopes the stories he's preserved will help him to do that without his own father at his side.

They are convinced that not just the newly departed will appear, but that tens of thousands of bodies buried elsewhere or otherwise preserved will be dug up and shipped to Najaf.

Even more importantly, if the correction is too shallow and we repeat the mistakes made following the dotcom bubble, the jobs that are preserved will have a large hidden cost.

The stuff you want to preserve will disappear.

The Yankees, with more tradition to preserve, will call their place, simply, the new Yankee Stadium.

Inevitably, a young company with nothing to lose nor preserve will come up with something new and eat our lunch.

The mathematical properties of the scheme, such as stability, accuracy, and the asymptotic preserving, will be analyzed in this paper as well.

As consumer's data continues to grow rapidly and technologies are unremittingly improving, the trade-off between privacy breaching and preserving will turn out to be more intense.