Sentence examples for though preserved from inspiring English sources

The Jews of Fostat, though, preserved not only sacred texts but just about everything they ever wrote down.

In the tweets, which were subsequently deleted, though preserved by a user of the site in screengrabs, Green added: "If someone is passed out they're not even WITH you consciously! so WITH Implies consent".

In the past, though, preserved tattoos were often saved for criminologists to study.

Eventually they accepted the Roman Catholic Church, though preserving a Slavonic liturgy.

With other structures, though, preserving lives, rather than function, is the main consideration.

To Mr. Frenette, though, preserving the Goodman name is the best way to commemorate one summer resident who helped change history.

Though preserving jobs will be good for the economy, it will disappoint out-of-work teachers and parents who have been expecting a surge in rehiring.

Even though "preserving the status quo" is the primary function of a preliminary injunction, there are certain circumstances in which the Court has discretion to issue a preliminary injunction that does more than simply preserve the status quo.

According to results from controlled aeration fermentations with one strain of M. pulcherrima, design of an aeration regime allowing for lowering ethanol yields though preserving grape must components from excessive oxidation, would be conceivable.

Binary De Bruijn sequences feature great cardinality of the available sequence sets, even for small values of the span parameter, and may consequently allow the definition of proper selection criteria, based on thresholds applied on the auto- and cross-correlation profiles, though preserving a great number of available codes.

The Clippers are not going to stop having Griffin and Jordan show altogether, though, preserving the option to give teams different looks defensively.