Sentence examples for preserving serious from inspiring English sources

By last Thursday, when they struck a deal to buy another respected but failing British paper, The Independent, the question had become whether the Lebedevs had improbably emerged as among the best hopes for preserving serious journalism in Britain.

But the past doesn't stay preserved without serious effort.

The only preserving I'm serious about is canning tomatoes.

Pros Eagles Mere is serious about preserving its natural resources.

"Federal laws are very serious about preserving patient privacy, and so are we," he said.

He attacked Creole culture exactly when people in New Orleans had become serious about preserving it.

This is a chance for ministers to demonstrate that they are serious about preserving that balance".

America will have to finally get serious about preserving and creating jobs — and on a larger, and more lasting, scale than Roosevelt's New Deal.

If we are serious about preserving cultural identity, then a critical mass of each community will be necessary to support different places of worship, shops and social facilities.

But, as my colleague John Cassidy wrote yesterday, if the German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, is serious about preserving European unity, then making that hard sell is what it's going to take.

Now Old San Juan, the pastel-and-cobblestone neighborhood from which the larger city spread, is getting serious about preserving its 16th-century trademark, so iconic it is stamped on Puerto Rican license plates and many travel brochures.