Sentence examples for remain preserved from inspiring English sources
Considering how many copies of the Ramesses-approved narratives were produced, and how many remain preserved, it is unsurprising that they are still the most famous treatments of the fateful events of 1274BCE.
Many of the cobblestone streets remain preserved much as they were in 1880, though houses once over-crowded with some of the poorest people in London are now exorbitantly expensive and form the edge of Liverpool Street's financial district.
May also repeated her position that Polish and Slovakian workers in the UK will have their right to remain preserved only if UK citizens enjoy those same rights in Poland and Slovakia.
The clitellate worm's sperm is very short lived and therefore rare to find but was able to remain preserved for so long because it became trapped in the jelly-like cocoon before it hardened.
However, the main morphological design principles of 'transgenic' pyramidal cells remain preserved.
The resulting erosion surfaces remain preserved as signatures of transient landscape evolution regimes.
But the pair remained preserved until Nov. 2, when middle school science teacher Brad Webster and a friend identified only as Chris spotted antlers poking through the ice as they walked around the grounds of a rural Bible camp where Webster volunteers.
In the resulting lesion maps, the spatial dissociation remained preserved (Fig. 3A and B).
It is distributed in remaining preserved fragments and riverine areas of the forest, occurring only in the lowland subtropical seasonal deciduous forest, below 550 m elevation (Troncoso, 1974).
It had been thought that the hut and its mass of contents, including food supplies and clothing, would remain perfectly preserved for ever.
In a petition to the probate division of the Citrus County Court in Inverness, Fla., Cassidy said that Williams "expressed the desire to be cryonically frozen" sometime after signing his will and that it was his understanding that a "majority of Mr. Williams's children desire that he remain cryonically preserved".
