Sentence examples for unique preserve from inspiring English sources

Concerns about commitments, carbon pricing and adequate resources are genuine, though not the unique preserve of the business community, but in these versions there is barely any conception that business itself might still be part of the problem.

Among the missing works are several which underline the aspirations of planners in the 50s and 60s that art was not to be the unique preserve of the rich.

The island's remoteness has kept it unique, preserving the Inupiaq language and culture.

Like faces and personalities, each one is unique, preserving the essence of someone even after they've died.

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Module preservation statistics across sex were conducted and defined as in [ 60]: Preservation Z-Summary scores greater than 10, between 10 and 2, and less than 2 are designated as strongly, moderately, and weakly (i.e. unique) preserved.

It is unique in preserving a complete set of forms of the old verb a- 'to be' and in preserving complete sets of forms for both inclusive and exclusive 'we'we

It is unique in preserving the high back unrounded vowel /ɯ/.

In buying Steinway, the firm plans to "accelerate its global expansion, while ensuring the artisanal manufacturing processes that make the company's products unique are preserved, celebrated and treasured," Christopher W. Anderson, a Kohlberg & Company partner, said in a statement.

However, a unique structure preserved on the specimen may provide additional information for interpreting this fossil and determining at least part of the potential range of variation in monoplacophoran musculature.

Compared to other East African Pliocene bat assemblages, the Kanapoi bat community is unique in preserving molossids and curiously lacks any evidence of cave dwelling bats like rhinolophids or hipposiderids, which are both common at other East African sites.