Sentence examples for preserving untouched from inspiring English sources

But what of the candidates who promise the salvation of "Sosh-security" or preserving untouched the indexed benefits of "Sosa-CURE-ity"?

The furor over the oyster lease has also drawn in partisans across the country because it plays into an old debate: Are the national parks primarily for preserving untouched wilderness, or for preserving the historic human imprint on the land, too?

Naturally blocked for thousands of years, these deep caves maintained sufficiently stable temperature and humidity to preserve, untouched, not only paintings but also footprints and handprints of their inhabitants.

One of the central conflicts traced in the film is between the notions of preserving wilderness untouched and preserving it for the recreation and education of as many people as possible.

When the economy tanked and the developers, Western American Holdings, lost their investment capital, Mauro saw a chance to preserve the untouched wilderness around the mountain.

In particular, the Wilderness Act preserves the untouched nature of notably pristine federal lands.

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

For years, Mr. Disney's old office was preserved like an untouched museum.

In addition to the ecological isolation by the surrounding savannah, the mountain is isolated due to political events; the civil war that ravaged parts of Mozambique from 1977 to 1992 also helped preserve this area, untouched.

Our trail was a logging trace that was slowly being reclaimed by Parry's thistle and aster; though the preserve appears untouched from a distance, more than 1,400 miles of unpaved roads carve through it.

Until recently, the Tawahkas hunted and foraged and fished and interspersed crops with untouched ground and overgrown fallow, preserving this last uninterrupted stretch of rain forest.