Sentence examples for role of preserving from inspiring English sources
Mrs King took on an active role of preserving her husband's legacy after his assassination in 1968, and became a prominent figure in the American civil-rights establishment.
The biological Wastewater Treatment (WWT) plants play a major role for preserving the health of the environment.
These analogies can raise same doubt on the supposed role of angiogenesis in terms of preserving the function of a threatened inner ear: even this organ could be further damaged by microvascular disorders and/or mechanical changes able to jeopardize its architecture and consequently its function.
The medicine cabinet of the future might contain treatments from an age when we would have tried anything to kill bacteria, but they'll be there only in a supporting role: to preserve the efficacy of the drugs that freed us from that madness.
Aerobic exercise and rehabilitation play an essential role in preserving quality of life of patients with CMT.
It has been hypothesized that the careful choice of stem cell retention in the GSC pool is a requirement of their role in preserving the genetic integrity of the species (Yuan & Yamashita, 2010).
Women are a key target because of their pivotal role in preserving the health of their families.
The results indicate that frequent burning may reduce hollow availability, though it is likely that gullies will still retain a high density of hollow bearing logs irrespective of burning, and may play an important role in preserving connectivity of this resource across landscapes.
Could the US Republican Party's historic support of these seminal 1970 conservation and environmental health initiatives remind Republicans today of their visionary role in preserving the natural wealth of our nation?
However, we often form false judgements of the true nature of the movements experienced by the senses because of their role in preserving life (OPD 6: 228).
Another reveals Flashman's role in preserving the reputation of the Prince of Wales (known as Beastly Bertie to the irreverent Flash) in a card-cheating scandal in England in 1880.
