Sentence examples for together preserving from inspiring English sources

Peace means a series of conditions that ensure human beings [living] together preserving their dignity.

The solution is a non-intuitive series of cuts (illustrated here) that allow the pieces to be pushed together, preserving the shape of the cake and preventing them from drying out – a "common india-rubber band" holds the cake together firmly while you eat.

In a nation that struggled to remain a nation even while it did not exist, geographically wiped off the map for more than a century, the arts proved to be a thread that bound generations of Poles together, preserving an identity and a rich language.

Some attempt to put the pieces back together preserving what was once whole.

The amount of the titania precursor was adjusted so that the beads started to stick together, preserving a loosely packed structure.

Abandon negative characterizations and where it is mutually desired embrace positive identities so that we may, together, preserve our Native American heritage for the good of our American culture.

"There's something about print that's a more efficient way of pulling together and preserving text that people can access in a democratic way".

She also wrote into town zoning law a provision for cluster housing: people living close together and preserving common open land.

Blank pledged that she would not accept a tenure policy that falls short of peer universities' protections and urged professors to band together in preserving the university's reputation.

To accomplish this, separate alignments are aligned together while preserving the columns in the individual alignments.

We hypothesize that 1) genes involved in eye development and phototransduction have duplicated and are retained at higher rates in animal clades that possess more distinct types of optical design; and 2) genes with functional relationships were duplicated and lost together, thereby preserving genetic networks.