Sentence examples for will preserve at from inspiring English sources

The money, approved last week, will preserve at least 12,000 acres of farmland around the state either through outright purchases or by buying the development rights to farms.

They will preserve something vital at its core.

It is no wonder: any society that is governed by laws, rather than the whims of the mighty, will preserve those right at all costs.

Those who love them will preserve the breed, spanners at the ready, fire extinguishers near at hand.

This passive technique will preserve your self-worth--at least for a few more minutes--because you won't have to hear someone reject your offer.

Djibril Cisse says he is confident that Queens Park Rangers will preserve their Premier League status at title-chasing Manchester City on the final day.

Instead, RAS will preserve its current status for at least 3 years while undertaking changes aimed at increasing its effectiveness.

According to producer Carmen Pavlovic, the new stage version will "preserve the classic story yet look at it through a contemporary cultural lens".

"Given the present retail climate and specialty nature of the company, as well as the limited financing available to the company, a sale of its business and assets at this time will preserve values and yield the best recovery to the company," said Robert Conway, Sharper Image's chief executive.

This will preserve their position of negotiation, and at least stop them from looking helpless.

At the local level, the faulty statistics will preserve status quo by keeping the problem invisible.