Sentence examples for preserving just from inspiring English sources

It's a system worth preserving, just as it is.

And some, like the Florida Crackers (horses and cattle) are probably worth preserving just for the name.

The foundation, they learned, encourages customers to choose what it calls "neuropreservation," or preserving just the brain, as opposed to freezing their entire body.

"Darwin wrote," Dr. Gould recalled, "that our imperfect fossil record is like a book preserving just a few pages, of these pages few lines, of the lines few words, and of those words few letters".

Norman Foster won with a plan that called for demolishing the bookstacks that filled the courtyard and preserving just the reading room itself, which would become a freestanding cylinder inside a glass-covered square..

Even preserving just the so-called "middle class" tax cuts could reduce revenues almost $150 billion a year, a bigger cost to the Treasury than the war in Iraq or marquee Democratic initiatives like expanding health care for low-income children.

That effort preserved just two classes.

The jail has been preserved just as it was on the day the Israelis left.

"I wanted it preserved just as it was, to freeze this moment in history," Mr. Cohen said.

Her father's house on Rue Verneuil in Paris is shuttered, preserved just as he left it.

At the end of October, the company issued a broader message telling employees to preserve just about all documents.