Sentence examples for that must be preserved from inspiring English sources

Built to complement the old Pennsylvania Station, torn down 44 years ago, the Farley is a public treasure that must be preserved.

"I'm waiting," one commenter wrote on the Weblog Curbed.com, "for someone to call this a landmark that must be preserved at all costs".

A lot of work is needed on the house, but its four historic salons are the only areas that must be preserved in their current form.

For him old recordings, orchestral and band arrangements and sheet music for movies, Broadway musicals, nightclubs and radio and television shows are precious resources that must be preserved.

Many developers agree it is an attractive proposition — if it were not for the giant brick shell that must be preserved.

Accepting the role to help publicise the issues facing the archipelago, Halls said: "These are magical and mystical islands that must be preserved for future generations to enjoy".

It seems that, in southern Europe as well as in the Middle and Far East, the traditional belief that life must be preserved at all costs is stronger than that in northern Europe and North America [ 11, 19- 21].

Embedded in every case about abortion is the implicit assumption that women cannot be allowed full autonomy over their bodies; within rulings over assisted dying lies the insidious notion that life must be preserved not for the sake of the subject but for a mysterious higher cause.

"The conversation has been that it must be preserved as is," he emphasized.

The most common faith-based complaint is that life must be preserved at all costs because it is sacred.

'Yeah, yeah, your individual consciousness is so important to the universe that it must be preserved at all costs' – oh, please.