Sentence examples for preserved would be from inspiring English sources

The recovery of a wooden artifact so old and well preserved would be remarkable under any circumstances, but this one contained something curious.

Furthermore, the continuum of benthic, near-shore, and fully terrestrial substrate interactions that many of these species engage in create a variety of impressions that, once preserved, would be equally difficult to match to environment.

Due to the generally low biomass, the quantity of organic compounds preserved would be diluted by the preserving mineral medium.

Most important for me to preserve would be my wife -- by a long way.

Indeed, if today's regulatory climate had been applied a century or two ago, the American cities that people most want to preserve would be shells of themselves.

Cranberry preserves would be just as good.

Nicholas F. Bellantoni, the Connecticut state archeologist, said Connecticut had "unique resources under its waters" and predicted that more preserves would be created in the future.

We propose that not only the warriors, but also some organic materials formerly present at the site but not preserved would have been covered by Cr-rich lacquer.

There was reason to believe that unless that differential was preserved, they would be driven out of business.

Preserved mammoths would be found, not in ice, but in the frozen dirt of permafrost.

Mr. Caneer said he was also worried that even if footprints were preserved, they would be off limits to all but golfers.