Sentence examples for which helps preserve from inspiring English sources

The resort's steep slopes are heavily gladed, which helps preserve it still more.

White wines and older, fragile reds sometimes benefit from a narrower glass with a deeper base, which helps preserve the freshness and the fruit.

But Livestrong spends massively on advertising, PR, and "branding," all of which helps preserve Armstrong's marketability at a time when he's under fire.

When annealed between two stacked wafers, random interlayer expansion and fractional movement in the GOF were suppressed by the pressure-induced friction, which helps preserve the morphology of the film.

That is why a number of film bloggers have devoted the week of Feb. 14 to writing about noir in support of the Film Noir Foundation, which helps preserve neglected or damaged films.

There's usually a good kick of alcohol, too, which helps preserve the pudding while it goes through the aging process and adds a nice boozy kick to the flavour.

It was waterlogged, which helped preserve it.

Both White Label Chardonnays spent time developing in steel tanks, which helped preserve their acidity, making them food-friendly.

Those in the Zidzha Valley lie at the same latitude as the Pazyryk mounds and were subjected to similar conditions of freezing, which helped preserve their contents.

Collectively, the results suggest that the multi-joint synergies observed in the elderly controls, which help preserve relatively consistent endpoint trajectories, are disrupted in Parkinson's patients.

France, not Israel, would most likely be the last country to give up nuclear weapons, which help preserve its image as a world power.