Sentence examples for reason preserved from inspiring English sources

He kept very little, but for some reason preserved these pictures in particular, later "rescued" from under his bed by the Sunday Times picture editor Bruce Bernard, when he died without leaving a will.

Neither is making dozens of long-serving detainees wait even longer in limbo for no good reason, preserving a recruiting tool for America's enemies.

Kenneth Miller, an aide to Gov. Gary Locke, a Democrat, suggested one reason: "We preserved our child care benefits.

For this reason, we preserved the volume dimension of this dataset by generating an isosurface which preserves surface morphology and has enough thickness to be printed.

The rituals and traditions surrounding the boat races are, for historical reasons, better preserved in Taiwan than anywhere else, including China.

If a shared history can generate such reasons, then our reasons to preserve features of human life that have existed from time immemorial should be very strong.

Can we do justice to this dimension of practical reason while preserving the idea that practical deliberation is genuinely a form of reasoning?

That, they say, is all the more reason to preserve it.

It is the differences between Eyak and English that are, in Krauss's view, the reason for preserving it.

Edward Josey, president of the Staten Island branch of the N.A.A.C.P., said there was good reason to preserve the Wilcox House.

The other reason to preserve the educational triangle is that it provides training for other, similarly configured pursuits.