Sentence examples for sake of preserving from inspiring English sources
"They should do this for the sake of preserving the reputation of the state," Mr. Krasnenkov said.
Permission to publish was refused for the sake of preserving official secrets: more likely for his sense of the ridiculous.
So they ignore, omit, bury, tidy up, or even invent evidence, all for the sake of preserving an "accurate end".
For days after discovering the miners alive, officials carefully avoided telling them that it could take months to get them out, for the sake of preserving morale.
As their power grows, big developing countries, in particular, must be willing to make concessions for the sake of preserving a stable global trading system.
The venom, he tells us, is for researchers who are studying its medicinal potential; the DNA is for the sake of preserving species that are endangered.
/ The power of preserving.
The JNF stands out as a nongovernmental organization with the stated mission of preserving and developing the land of the country for the benefit of the Jewish people, rather than for the sake of all Israeli citizens.
Thankfully, no trainer would ever dream of running a Royal horse down the field for the sake of achieving or preserving an attractive handicap mark.
At its core, queerness is not about being deviant for the sake of being deviant or preserving a deviant identity.
