Sentence examples for was a preserve from inspiring English sources

Or most likely it may be because, as shareholding spreads, investors are becoming more like everyone else.Once, owning shares was a preserve of the wealthy, which helps to explain why, in the past, some studies have shown that shareholders are twice as likely to vote Republican as non-shareholders.

Jared Maobe: I thought mediocre refereeing was a preserve of the Premier League, but it is even in Spain!

Which I do as I continue my journey in Mariánské Lázne, a half-hour, $60 taxi trip into a valley that for centuries was a preserve for monks until they discovered the value of the springs, which provided the minerals and vitamins needed for a good tourism business.

It also emerged that the tying of the umbilical cord was a preserve of particular individuals as highlighted in this quote: "Only particular women of the village are allowed to tie the umbilical cord, with a special fibre from the bark of a tree, otherwise something wrong may happen.

History, for this author, is a preserve for imagination.

"We don't want Princeton to just be a preserve of the well-off," he said.

It's a preserve of those who have profited the most from China's economic boom.

Greenhouses 10 years ago used to be a preserve of multinational horticultural companies.

Without Jack and Laura, this place would not be a preserve.

f is a preserving orientation circle homeomorphism on (S^{1}).

(i) f is a preserving orientation circle homeomorphism on (S^{1}).