Sentence examples for preserving the most from inspiring English sources

Initial reports suggest that it will remain untouched, preserving the most famous stand in British sports.

But really this is about preserving the most traditional legal principle there is: that criminals should answer for their crimes.

Invertebrate ichnofossils, preserving the most environmentally and climatically sensitive in situ behavior of Morrison organisms, are in nearly all outcrops.

Mike Jervis, lead administrator at PwC, said: "The deal announced today was the best offer received, preserving the most jobs and keeping the most stores open.

By the measures of household budgets, prospects for our children, preserving the most vital public services and dealing with our nation's debts, the Tory experiment has failed.

"We are preserving the most remarkable ecosystems, and they happen to be in extreme environments," said Gonzalez, a climate scientist at the University of California, Berkeley.

Which is likely to preserve the most jobs?

The group realized that it needed better information to preserve the most critical areas.

Several fine portraits of Agrippina have been preserved, the most famous being in the Capitoline Museum, Rome.

Still, the Patriots want to preserve the most critical link to those years.

Administration officials said that the reduced drilling area preserved the most promising section of the original site.