Sentence examples for preserves more from inspiring English sources

But Suffolk has 37,000 acres of county parks and preserves, more than five times more than in Nassau, with 6,520 acres.

The Senate bill calls for a larger federal role in administering elections for federal office, while the House measure preserves more state and local control.

The new report is in keeping with earlier findings about resurfacing, a procedure that preserves more of a patient's thigh bone than a conventional hip replacement.

It preserves more characteristics of Old Norse than any other language except modern Icelandic, to which it is closely related, but with which it is mutually unintelligible.

Old Bern, connected by several bridges to newer parts of the city on the right bank, preserves more of its medieval appearance than any other Swiss city.

Like previous versions, the machine crushes rather than whirls its contents, which uses less energy, obtains more juice and preserves more nutrients, the company says.

In the sensor preservation study, the non-enzymatic glucose sensor can preserved more time than enzymatic glucose sensor [12].

Suffolk has preserved more than 10,000 acres this way.

Last year the weather helped melt more ice, while this year the weather helped preserve more ice.

In 11 years, he has preserved more than 900,000 acres from development.

In the last two years, Mayor Rick Klauber said, the township has preserved more than 700 acres.