Sentence examples for should preserve that from inspiring English sources

If the Kabel Deutschland promises materialize, he should preserve that reputation.

Instead of repeal, lawmakers should preserve that freedom, and extend it to 23 million others who were left out of last year's health care law.

"Conservation is a truly American ideal," he said, adding that the country should preserve "places that look ordinary [but] are nothing but extraordinary".

"Will it influence whether we should preserve or recreate that Tonga experience somewhere elsewhere?

"It goes without saying that proposals should preserve all services that schools and districts need," Mr. Levy wrote.

That should preserve it from any future repatriation claims.

"It's the biblical 'separating the wheat from the chaff.' " The seed bank, a walk-in refrigerator, is kept at a pleasant 65 degrees with bone-dry humidity, under 15 percent — conditions that should preserve the seeds for decades.

The fragments' surfaces and their orbits today should preserve a record of that violent encounter, Nesvorný believes.

Regardless, it's a notably strong lineup that should preserve the renewed interest from last year's LiB, even if Southern California can't quite claim it for its own this year.

Audience and navigation tools aside, this is still a powerful book that should preserve the memory of smallpox and its heroes for future generations.

Oestrogens also protect HDL from oxidation, an effect that should preserve the beneficial functions of HDL, including the protection of LDL from oxidation.