Sentence examples for time to preserve from inspiring English sources

Nobody ever asks what responsibility they took at the time to preserve their equilibrium.

One of them had taken the time to preserve and order the prints.

It's past time to preserve the DNA of all known species of animals and plants.

She said the UN report made it clear that "time to preserve Earth as we know it is running out".

Less than a minute later, desperately needing a fast time to preserve any chance at making the Ethiopian Olympic marathon team, Gebrselassie jumped back into the race.

Mr Putin needs to retain power after his second term expires next March, but at the same time to preserve legitimacy.

And Mr. Dimon and the board had to devote a considerable amount of time to preserving his titles rather than running America's largest bank by assets.

In the weeks since that grim discovery, Bledsoe has dedicated his time to preserving his family's memory.

Economists believe that the likely explanation is an increased willingness among workers to accept lower pay or to work part-time to preserve their jobs.

Some of the material swings close to the prosaic, yet Motion's deft lineation and deletions work double-time to preserve the true sense of natural speech.

"The people out here realize that, and they have taxed themselves many times to preserve open space.