Sentence examples for preserving most from inspiring English sources

The House of Representatives has already passed a bill preserving most subsidies, but throwing soothing sops to opponents in the form of help for biofuels and conservation.

The bocaccio, a rockfish whose numbers are worrying fishing authorities, is one big beneficiary.Yet the odds of preserving most oil-rig reefs look bleak.

While areas of nearly 25,000 acres are needed to have a good chance at preserving most large forms of life, plants and insects can sometimes be preserved in plots of 25 or even 2.5 acres.

A handful of ancient tower houses in the Old City of Sana have been converted into simple backpacker-style hotels while preserving most of the beauty and some of the disadvantages of medieval living.

Preserving most of the old trees, he added collections of orchids, heliconias, tree ferns, flowering ginger and calathea (a large family of showy foliage plants that includes the common house plant known as the prayer plant).

In 2009, working with the Peconic Land Trust, they founded the Sylvester Manor Educational Farm, a nonprofit organization that is on its way to preserving most of the 243-acre parcel handed down by Andrew Fiske.

Seed Savers and another preservation group, the Temperate Orchard Conservatory in Portland, Ore., have taken scions to preserve most of Botner's apple stock.

The FAA preserves most of the surveillance authorization of FISA.

It would preserve most of this land, undeveloped, in perpetuity.

He preserved most of these specimens by traditional taxidermic means.

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