Sentence examples for preserving both from inspiring English sources

Finally, marginalized individuals show little interest in preserving both their own culture and adaptation while separated individuals consider only the preservation of their culture as valuable (Bourhis et al. 1997; Phinney et al. 2001).

Places like the Hungarian Pastry Shop become institutions, preserving both personal and community history.

Both women are board members of the Sandy Ground Historical Society, which runs a museum devoted to preserving both Sandy Ground history and black history on Staten Island.

His painstaking transformations are funny and thoughtful, preserving both the awkwardness of the photo booth and the techniques of old-master portraitists.

It is personal participation that has made these organizations so integral to preserving both society's fabric and individual health, Mr. Putnam says.

In 1993, Dr. Koppelman released a reuse plan for the area that proposed preserving both runways and their taxiways for limited general aviation use.

Although language, as the truism goes, is an ever changing Heraclitean river, Fowler was not revised until 1965, when Sir Ernest Gowers gave it a light going-over, preserving both the spirit and the substance of the original.

"Today we are acting to preserve both".

More to the point, he preserves both their beauty and their oddly disquieting character.

"We seized the opportunity to preserve both their team and their know-how," Mr. Journe said.

But some objects, preserved both by individuals and local historical societies, provide a glimpse of the storm's terrible ferocity.