Sentence examples for preserving a clean from inspiring English sources

A common challenge for mobile navigation design is trying to expose the breadth of content whilst preserving a clean design.

Not content with preserving a clean sheet, Juventus went further: turning an old saying on its head as they made defence the best form of attack.

But at the end of the debate when asked if he believed a conservative could include conservationist principles, he answered that he believed it could be a part of the platform because "energy independence...is a national security issue" which serves the interests of Conservatives by preserving a "clean society that is also safe and secure for the nation".

Angerer also saved Marta's penalty to preserve a clean sheet in a 2-0 trinmph in the final.

Then Tomas Necid scuppered the chance to punish the Italian side's profligacy with a crucial away goal when he was played in by a neat lob from Deividas Semberas, but he never looked confident with only Julio Cesar to beat and the goalkeeper dived onto the ball to preserve a clean sheet which enhances Internazionale's chances of reaching the semi-finals.

We all need to eat, to turn on the lights, to go to work and to preserve a clean, healthy environment.

In order to mimic that important biological reality and to preserve a clean separation between mechanism and phenomena we added a key targeted attribute to the list: CELLS must use only local mechanisms (the third attribute in Table 1).

Of course an early identification of a true feeder helps in controlling any major bleeding and in keeping the operatory field clean, while recognizing and preserving a vessel which is not strictly related to the tumor can prevent unexpected complications.

Ecological economists might argue, for example, that preserving a watershed is a cheaper way for a city to clean its water supply than is building a purification plant.

I'll even clean up a grammatical error when taking notes for a written interview, thereby preserving a source and avoiding [sic-sic-sic] wiseguyism.

But the England Under-21 goalkeeper had John Welsh to thank for preserving his clean sheet shortly before the break, the Preston skipper clearing a well-struck volley from Leigh Griffiths off the line as a feisty first half drew to a close.