Sentence examples for preserving at from inspiring English sources

And preserving at least some of the greenhouses is considered key to retaining integrity.

But the question of whether a game is worth preserving at all may be irrelevant for the time being.

In the 1970s, even with the city virtually in receivership, Gov. Hugh L. Carey insisted on preserving at least the appearance of democracy.

They are also said to be considering a supposedly voluntary "rollover" of existing bonds for ones with a lower interest rate and a much longer maturity, preserving, at least notionally, the face value of the bond.

"It takes time and effort on the part of preservationists to raise public awareness of the value of old buildings," Mr. Cranley said, adding that he hopes that the city government will realize that preserving at least some of old Shanghai is good economics.

His argument was that the Union would not be worth preserving at that price unless the battle vindicated the entire principle of self-rule ("that the government of the people, by the people, for the people shall not perish from the earth").

Collaboration and agreed-upon regulations for preserving at-risk regions will ensure local biodiversity remains resilient in the face of ongoing challenges.

Local history is preserved at the Kibbe Museum.

Cedarmere, home of the poet William Cullen Bryant, is preserved at Roslyn.

Can life be preserved at the expense of other life?

It is now housed and preserved at the GNM Archive.