Sentence examples for preserving because it from inspiring English sources

We must always bear in mind that "science without ethics is blind [and] ethics without science is empty". Qualitatively, biodiversity is worth preserving because it has inherent value.

"It has to be preserved because it's living history," Mr. Buonvino said.

Farmland should be preserved because it is beautiful - rusty tractors and all.

The greenest and most economical architecture is ultimately the architecture that is preserved because it's cherished.

And you own it because you thought it was important enough to preserve because it was given to you by some important person.

It is also well preserved because it was never stretched, he said, and because Ms. Naso framed it simply, under glass.

If you argue that a sculpture should be preserved because it is beautiful, people who are left cold by it can say the work has no aesthetic value.

But the most haunting and evocative memory of time past resides in the one teakwood building preserved because it was moved from the royal palace before the destruction.

He gave us some interior photographs and a copy of The New York Times marked "11A," delivered to the door on Nov. 11, 1918, and preserved because it announced the end of the war.

Actually I know few things worse than for another writer to collect a fellow writer's journalism which his fellow writer has elected not to preserve because it is worthless and publish it.

State officials say the land should be preserved because it includes Bridal Veil, High and Triple waterfalls (all featured in "The Last of the Mohicans," starring Daniel Day-Lewis).