Sentence examples for preserving valuable from inspiring English sources

The issue at hand is how A.I.G. can sell off parts of its business to help it return government bailout money while still preserving valuable units that will be part of a surviving company.

No question that the Forest Service's policy of total suppression, instigated after the Great Fire of 1910 burned 3m acres in Montana and Idaho and killed 86 people, has been extremely effective in preserving valuable timber.

Turning off both GPS and the services that use it will preserve valuable battery life.

"This would not only save the family farm and preserve valuable farmland for the future, but it will also provide raw materials to revitalize manufacturing industries in clothing, textiles, paper products," he said.

"We have preserved valuable marine life through ending the wasteful practice of throwing fish back, dead, into the sea with a Europe-wide ban on discarding many species of fish.

They preserved valuable real estate as irreplaceable public parkland; dreamed up an astonishing system of aqueducts to carry clean mountain water, unpumped and unfiltered, to city taps; and built a walkable, ridable, electric-train metropolis generations before "smart growth" and "transit-oriented development" were buzzwords.

Researchers have identified a strain of bacterium that may help preserve valuable, centuries-old stonework.

It detects individual speckles and removes them, while it preserves valuable details.

A knowledge-based system is built in order to preserve valuable knowledge.

This helps preserve valuable historical rules for when they are needed.

The Federal Agency for Nature Conservation (BfN) has for several years been working on innovative concepts to preserve valuable cultural landscapes.