Sentence examples for therefore preserved from inspiring English sources

Both applications of the parable were useful homiletically and were therefore preserved.

Americans therefore preserved for themselves not only the right to bear arms — rather than yielding that right to a strong central government — but also medieval manners: impulsiveness, crudeness, and fidelity to a culture of honor.

With the decline of the West, goes this theory, technical expertise passed to the Islamic world, just as many of the Greek texts were translated into Arabic and therefore preserved from loss or destruction.

The records of past hydrological events are therefore preserved within the architecture of loess and soils and are protected from subsequent erosion and destruction.

X-ray crystallographic analysis and molecular modeling experiments explained the wide specificity of QF34: this inhibitor binds to the PR in an unusual manner, thus avoiding contact sites that are mutated upon resistance development, and the unusual binding mode and consequently the binding energy is therefore preserved in the complex with a resistant variant.

This rapid lysis procedure inactivated cellular phosphatases and therefore preserved phosphorylated-Nrf2 conjugates present in cells prior to lysis.

But a reverse mortgage would certainly go a long way in preserving the home as long as possible, and therefore, preserving the history that is Fair Haven.

Meanwhile, American business became more energized about stabilizing the economic relationship with China -- and therefore preserving their ballooning investments there -- than on any other issue in recent legislative history.

Discretization must therefore preserve n+1 properties of particles.

Therefore preserves the subspace and so by Lemma 2.1.

Frege's analysis therefore preserves our intuition that John can believe that Mark Twain wrote Huckleberry Finn without believing that Samuel Clemens did.