Sentence examples for simply preserve from inspiring English sources

Others may simply preserve Wall Street's prerogative to party on once the current storm has passed.

We need loudly to ask an uncomfortable question: do foundations narrow wealth inequalities or simply preserve them?

Penn's character comes to realise that time, so far from soothing the agonies of our past, may simply preserve and even intensify them as we come to confront our own mortality.

Ultimately, if we decide that the "temple of learning" model is indeed the one we want, we will have to turn the clock back, not simply preserve the current, often degraded, service.

The judge claims that granting the injunction "would simply preserve the status quo and would not interfere with [researchers'] ability to obtain private funding for their research".

Although traditional SFL descriptions do not treat Sensers as Agents in the ergative model, it may be inappropriate in contexts so deeply concerned with semiotic action to simply preserve the lexicogrammar's treatment of mental action as more passive than material agency (Moore 2005; Thibault 1993).

Perhaps Frum is simply preserving his connections.

They were also simply preserving their engines.

A show not simply preserved by Mr. Lee's camera, but brought, somehow, to its fullest, strangest, most electrifying realization.

Early on, her vision for libraries led her to move beyond the work of simply preserving collections to reformatting them for access via the Internet.

Dom Andoyer held an opposite view, however, writing (in 1912) that they were actually older than Gregorian and were simply preserved in the Old Roman tradition.