Sentence examples for the preserving from inspiring English sources
verb
To protect; to keep from harm or injury.
In this section, we provide a summary of the literature by comparing the privacy preservation techniques and the preserving data in social network as shown in Table 1.
Where the preserving impulse reigns, silence predominates.
The preserving impulse must have special urgency for an author in his ninth decade.
"One has to balance the necessary attempts to preserve species diversity with what may be much more important," he said of "the preserving of population diversity and in the process the preserving of ecosystem services".
Seal the preserving jar and leave for a couple of weeks in a cupboard, shaking and turning every so often.
But in a twist, the town board heartily agreed on the importance of the preserving the West Neck Hills land.
Or has the preserving machine revealed true essences — irregularities, ferocities — disguised within the classical pieces to begin with?
These concerns are the focus of her work as president of the Preserving Family Well-Being Foundation, a group that addresses the problems facing black families.
9 p.m. Patricia Funderburk Ware, president of the Preserving Family Well-Being Fonndathen, on the fight against AIDS and H.I.V. Frank Ellis, a community leader from Kansas City, Mo., on safety and security in American neighborhoods.
Instead, a short speech about AIDS will be delivered by Patricia Funderburk Ware, the president of the Preserving Family Well-Being Foundation, who favors abstinence-only sex education programs.
Then, the -preserving property of implies (4.7).
