Sentence examples for to preserve through from inspiring English sources

The state plans to ask for an additional grant of $50 million to preserve, through subsidies, jobs lost or threatened by the financial crisis.

It was the future he wished to preserve, through an accurate transcription of the past as it survived in the present.

The second is a battered trunk that Némirovsky's 12-year-old daughter, Denise Epstein, had been pressed upon to preserve through the war as she and her younger sister were secreted away to avoid their parents' fates.

But Mrs. Simpson's achievements stretched far beyond her sex and the borders of Old Westbury, an affluent village of eight and a half square miles whose integrity she hoped to preserve through planning and careful zoning.

Mr. Melville, owner of the Thom McAn shoe stores, envisioned Stony Brook as a small liberal arts college with a colonial architecture in keeping with the Three Village area, which he did much to preserve through the Ward Melville Heritage Organization, which owns several historic buildings.

Its delicate tone, its startling but understated subversion of cultural norms — these are the qualities I most cherished and fought to preserve through the writing process.

It will be my guide to preserving through this and many autumns to come.

The katG S315T mutation is thought to preserve fitness through the relative preservation of catalase-peroxidase production (9 ), although whether this mutation is associated with different clinical phenotypes is unknown.

Crossing sweepers, like Jo in Dickens's Bleak House, tried to preserve pathways through the rubbish.

Museums, like libraries, can carry on the historical tradition of universities, to preserve knowledge through the ages".

Even retailers that can avoid bankruptcy are shutting down stores to preserve cash through what could be a long economic downturn.