Sentence examples for when it comes to preservation from inspiring English sources

"Nature's packages are inadequate when it comes to preservation, storage and transport," it says a little coyly.

A first observation is that the methods perform comparably when it comes to preservation of the input-output relations of the model.

That the Centre for Community Journalism exists in the UK is proof of a growing commitment towards the sector, but clearly the UK faces many of the same challenges as the US when it comes to its preservation and growth.

Belize's recent history when it comes to the preservation of its most important world heritage attractions is not unflawed.

Aesthetic is everything when it comes to historic preservation".

Please note that even though physics was my minor in college, I consider myself a layman when it comes to battery preservation.

And when it comes to self-preservation, humiliation goes out of the window.

"The plan is ambitious, but they hit it on the head that it's now or never when it comes to aggressively pursuing land preservation," said Steve Levy, the Suffolk County executive.

But in the past 20+ years I've also worked for a lot of different kinds of Institutions, and I haven't seen much difference among corporate, nonprofit and government entities when it comes to the question of self-preservation (hint: they're all for it).

Especially when it comes to photographs and their emotional connection with the preservation of memory.

Furthermore, we observed that patients with a lower level of deterioration in their preoperative hearing had a higher chance of postoperatively preserving relatively good hearing, which reflects the great advantage of employing surgical techniques when it comes to accomplishing both the eradication of cholesteatoma and the preservation of function.