Sentence examples for then preserving from inspiring English sources
THE BENEFITS A fair bit of the financial planning for adults with special needs tends to revolve around qualifying for and then preserving government benefits.
Between an aging population and rising health costs, then, preserving anything like the programs for seniors we now have will require a significant increase in spending on these programs as a percentage of G.D.P.
Through "years of trial and error," he began applying blood to layers of clear plexiglass and then preserving it with layers of resin, allowing the high-gloss surface to suspend the fluid.
While the West Indian's recent record in England has been miserable, with 10 defeats in the last 11 tests, they showed a mixture of ruthlessness and obduracy when the teams met this year in the Caribbean — seizing their one chance to win, then preserving the lead with adhesive batsmanship — that promises further determined resistance this time.
Between then and now, Tilman's perseverance and diplomacy in getting backers, creating a salvage company, mustering the technology and dealing with locals before raising the wreckage, then preserving it all patiently, seems nothing short of phenomenal.
Then, preserving the nK-distribution means preserving all degree correlations up to order n.
The sculptural forms are then preserved in clear glass crystal.
Traditionally, that antipasto would include vegetables that were prepared in the summer and then preserved.
The papers were then preserved on microfilm at an additional cost of $100,000 a year.
Rodriguez scored the go-ahead run and then preserved the Marlins' 7-6 victory to capture their National League division series, three games to one, over the Giants.
