Sentence examples for real preservation from inspiring English sources

Now we want to see the money that we have all put aside converted into real preservation while there is still something left to preserve".

But he said he personally was concerned about using trompe l'oeil as a shortcut to real preservation work.

In a real sense, preservation became the new local industry.

"We want to make her a real exemplary preservation project".

We have real historic preservation problems in this city that are more pressing.

This article argues that the 4 °C is a compromise: The real optimal preservation temperature, depending on the type and condition of the fresh food products, lies between −1 °C and +17 °C.

"The real start in preservation in Moscow was organizations like MAPS" — the Moscow Architecture Preservation Society, founded in 2004 — "foreign preservationists who came to Moscow, and people like Dushkina, who sounded the alarm," he said.

From the perspective of a gallerist, further, few of these platforms address any real problems of preservation and display for new formats TRANSFER, for example, places artworks in the same way as a traditional gallery dealing with "physical" or "old media" work: through a relationship-based appreciation process which is catered to the collector's needs.

And, because it was seen by millions, it did serious harm to the preservation of real memories and real history.

Then, what is probably the real reason: self-preservation.

He calls David Gebhard and Robert Winter's "An Architectural Guidebook to Los Angeles" his bible and regularly visits Internet hot spots like Realestalker.blogspot.com and Modcom.org to get the latest real-estate and preservation gossip.