Sentence examples for preserving part from inspiring English sources

In 1941 he helped the historian Eugen Täubler and his wife flee to America, preserving part of Täubler's library.

It was the first European country to establish a national park (Sarek National Park was established in 1909), thereby preserving part of Europe's last wilderness.

Lincoln had declared that he meant to save the Union as best he could by preserving slavery, by destroying it, or by destroying part and preserving part.

And federal officials did not give developers the option of preserving part of any of the complexes in plotting the new projects.

Their idea, to create a hostel-like hotel for a sexy, vibrant clientele — while also preserving part of the Bowery's past — reminded Mr. Grill of his own original plans, and a deal was struck.

After Mr. Jawad wrote that all life was equally worth preserving, part of the man's response was, "Don't you think an agent of Arab nationality deserves to be killed?" Mr. Jawad wrote back in part, "It seems to me that many people are quick to offer judgments based on political views so those who oppose them are always agents and infidels.

It could also, however, have been a matter of preserving parts of animals in order to resurrect the entire animal and preserve the species.

In capturing jovial scenes of sumo matches and Bon Odori, a type of traditional folk dance, Manbo also depicted internees' attempts at preserving parts of Japanese culture.

"The symptoms of this can be seen in the general decline of the self- preserving parts of the institutional church and in contrast, growth among the more visionary and less defensive".

One disadvantage in the case of neoplasms involving the first flap might be an increased risk of local recurrence when preserving parts of the first pedicle.

"You are talking about the chance to preserve part of Jerusalem's Palestinian heritage," he says.