Sentence examples for preserving their ability from inspiring English sources

As we continue to execute that business strategy, this recapitalization plan gives shareholders partial liquidity at an attractive price of $45 per share while preserving their ability to participate in the company's exciting future growth potential".

Engelhard said the proposed recap is a better deal for shareholders, giving them "partial liquidity at an attractive price of $45 per share while preserving their ability to participate in the company's exciting future growth potential".

The drug, given for two weeks soon after patients were given diagnoses of Type 1, or juvenile, diabetes, appeared to halt the destruction of the patients' insulin-producing cells for at least a year, preserving their ability to produce some of their own insulin.

Human embryonic stem cells were first isolated and grown in culture as cell lines - preserving their ability to develop into every cell type in the human body - by Jamie Thomson, a scientist at the University of Winconsin whose work was funded by the Geron Corporation.

The results of this study demonstrate that selective alterations in winding and post-winding fabrication parameters can enhance the degradation rate of gel spun silk scaffolds in vivo while preserving their ability to support bladder tissue regeneration and function.

The goal of behaviorally informed policy is to make it easier for people to make good decisions, while preserving their ability to freely choose.

The banks are also eager to preserve their ability to take huge risks.

Mr. Blair said that if the United States proceeded with a significant missile defense system, Russia would feel compelled to keep its forces on alert to preserve their ability to launch an overwhelming counterattack.

By obtaining an indictment now, however, prosecutors preserve their ability to bring additional charges through a superseding indictment while avoiding a preliminary hearing this spring at which they would have to disclose evidence.

Noting that as a family of musicians and writers, neither the McGarrigles nor the Wainwrights were particularly abstemious, they all recognized the need to preserve their ability to create.

In the call, Mr. Winkler defended his decision by comparing it to the self-censorship by foreign news bureaus trying to preserve their ability to report inside Nazi-era Germany, according to the Bloomberg employees familiar with the discussion.