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61) Writing is downgraded as if it is a clumsy substitute for more efficient means of preserving data and the findings or conclusions.

62) Inhibitory interconnections are very important for preserving stability in neural activity.

63) Might it then be that the preserving of two viable copies is what is impossible in principle?

64) Other countries have no scruples about subsidies when it comes to keeping workers employed and preserving their skills.

65) There ought to be stronger historic-preservation ordinances and a greater public dedication to preserving the town's past.

66) Yarborough advocated national health care and workplace safety and preserving nature for everybody to enjoy.

67) Neither does canned food provide an environmentally friendly option for preserving food.

68) Mould growth will also be retarded by adding a slice of lemon to the preserving liquid.

69) There was nothing to recommend preserving the old Government until it had been formally defeated at Westminster.

70) From that perspective human beings become a species[http://sentencedict.com], worth preserving.

71) She shared that knowledge with her human children, but in return asked reverence and care in preserving her bounty.

72) Can they reach point B, thereby preserving their privileged position as insiders?

73) This choice allows us to accord primacy to the authority's interpretation, while still preserving judicial control.

74) Experts disagree on the best way of preserving the medicinal strength of its roots and leaves.

75) For Vestel, of course, those unsecured loans are a saving grace, preserving its assets from hungry creditors.

76) Substitute care was seen as supporting parents as well as providing for children's needs, and practical assistance as preserving the family unit.

77) His scientific ideas had harmed his political chances before(sentencedict.com), so he stuck to generalities about preserving memorials of the distant past.

78) The legislation was largely inspired by the priority which the regional parties gave to preserving local cultural identities.

79) This was based on an explicit philosophy of preserving the dignity and independence of patients.

80) Private land trusts, not to be confused with state trust land, are non-profit groups dedicated to preserving open space.

81) It can be justified as preserving the independence of the organisation, and the freedom of action to perform its functions.

82) In fact poor people have more at stake in preserving the resources they depend on.

83) This was largely because these were areas in which planning authorities were aimed at containing urban growth and preserving open country.

84) Corning is a very old technique for preserving meats, predating commercial refrigeration.

85) We have seen, after all, that there is no significance in preserving the identity of any particular atom.

86) This is so not withstanding the very strong public interest in preserving the life and health of all citizens.

87) It was waiting lists, it was good, clean air, preserving community, the back-to-backs condemned.

88) The virtues of instruments as against human memory are simply their greater capacity for preserving indefinitely a huge mass of detail.

89) Retaining the idiom would have the advantage of preserving the semblance of continuity, while providing some orientation in daily life.

90) Preserving life and conserving the breast.