Sentences with phrase «worth preserving»

Sometimes old kitchens have a lot of charm and are worth preserving.

Large, healthy trees can be worth preserving and can add to the aesthetics of a neighborhood.

As you're learning about your local preservation rules, don't forget to learn about what makes a house worth preserving, too.

And, as a result, people end up feeling their marriages are really in bad shape and not worth preserving.

As part of the agreement, a management plan is developed which highlights the natural and cultural values worth preserving on the site, includes ideas for managing the land, and identifies opportunities for funding.

And it's a reminder that sometimes, the past is worth preserving.

Your term life policy and the peace of mind it provides you and your family are well worth preserving.

It is one thing to say that an autonomous law library is valuable and worth preserving; quite another to say that it is a minimum requirement for accreditation.

But if we think there is something distinctive and worth preserving about the higher level of condemnation communicated through a criminal sanction compared to the presumably lower level of condemnation communicated with a civil sanction, then keeping some of the relevant and reasonable collateral consequences of conviction might better facilitate the realization of that gradation.

Efforts to institutionalise the practice are predicated on the idea that certain subjects are appropriate for elimination, while others are of sufficient value to be worth preserving.

He goes on to argue that stopping climate change will require great steps in developing renewable sources of power and, possibly, nuclear energy, but he also insists that «we must concurrently take action to preserve our forests so that we have an environment worth preserving.»

Still, perhaps there's a memory worth preserving, if only for a little while.

But as many environmental campaigners rightly warn, there is much much more worth preserving in forests, and there's probably a better way of talking about them then just in terms of utility value in combatting climate change.

The fact that governments must approve the policy summary gives it more weight than other technical reports, which is a «process worth preserving.»

But the PP neither requires nor implies ANY cost, but forces us to put a value on human life, and implies that some lives are more valuable (and thus worth preserving) than others.

You can say that the human race is «not obiously worth preserving `.

«Humans are too stupid to prevent climate change...», ``... a virus called Homo sapiens...», «Homo rapiens is only one of very many species, and not obiously worth preserving», are not statements about something that is going to happen in the future; they are statements about the moral value of humanity.

Arguing that it is worth preserving them in my opinion needs to demonstrate how the worth arises.

By focusing on the science and tracking data to prove the nonextractive benefits of forests, these scientists and hikers are helping prove what we should already understand: That nature is worth preserving.

But if we allow that the Eastern N. American migrating population is — if not its own species — a conservation unit worth preserving (the longest insect migration in the world seems worth preserving!)

And there's a lot in Paris damn well worth preserving.

Artist Statement «Inspired by my belief that you can find beauty in the smallest and strangest of placesâ $» beauty that is worth preserving.»

The minute detail of his work includes city detritus such as dumpsters and pallets, which are commentary of the ideas of what is worth preserving.

By looking retrospectively at the extensive collections of objects that have been central to Krog Møller's artistic practice over the past 20 years, the exhibition challenges the public's perception of what is information and memories worth preserving.

Old distinctions between expressionism and Minimalism or between conceptual art and the thing itself are worth preserving, but only so long as you remember to look.

It's not like they were ever good — certainly not good enough to be worth preserving in a game released past 2001 — but somehow Vaccine makes them even worse, increasing the truck - like swing of characters when turning to such a degree they'll be veering left and right while trying to navigate the straightest hallways.

Because we felt this discussion was worth preserving and distilling, we have compiled excerpts from some of the most interesting responses.

Cousteau believes this is worth preserving and thinks Belize has done an exceptional job and must continue to promote eco-tourism and sustainable development.

This work empowers everyone involved and shows locals that their home is worth preserving.»

I can't recall ever advocating closing a card outright — even if the card is «useless» in your eyes the credit line alone is worth preserving.

The dogs of today may not be sheepherders and guardians, palace protectors, or royal hunt companions, but they are just as valuable and worth preserving as breeds, as fellow travelers in human history, as companions, and as life partners.

On the one side, super-wealthy elites employing populist rhetoric and mobilizing non-elites; on the other side, slightly less wealthy elites struggling to explain why their way of life is worth preserving.

Let's leave aside for a moment the fact that the vast majority of marginalia are not worth preserving.

Moreover, as time goes by, someone will decide that your «important» data isn't worth preserving anymore.

Yet, we kept them alive — because some things are worth preserving.

There are parts of the past that are worth preserving.

When you find a well - maintained example such as this one, it can be worth preserving.

What makes Baldwin Hills a special place, one worth preserving?

To be sure, these objectives are not inconsistent with the desire to preserve certain traditions, but the point would then be to help children decide which traditions are worth preserving and why, based on these other considerations.

Ordinarily, policy makers would regard a record like that as something well worth preserving and encouraging.

As policymakers, educators and parents continue to debate concepts like standardized testing, it's worth remembering that school accountability has a proud parentage that is worth preserving and modernizing.

Old School Buildings: Prehistoric or Worth Preserving?

The best of them are surely worth preserving, improving, reconstituting, maybe expanding or replicating.

There has to be a deep and abiding friendship at the core of any collaboration that feels worth preserving, whatever the nature of the current disagreement over form or function or method.

They think their country and its culture are unique and worth preserving.

In the time given for discussion, we could try skim the surface of whether the Chick Flick is worth investigating, worth considering and, in the end, worth preserving.

-- Excerpted from the introduction (pages 1 - 3) Way back in 1941, Professor Melville J. Herskovits published The Myth of the Negro Past, an exhaustive, anthropological research study which debunked the prevailing notion that Africans brought to America in chains were savages with no cultural traditions worth preserving.

These barely seem worth preserving and do little more than establish a relationship between the lollipop - sucking Chinese watcher (Xiao Lu Li) and the healing - equipped stitcher (Maggie Siff).

They're worth preserving for the time and effort they required, but the mild extensions are quite unmemorable.

«Big Green Goofs» (1:55) is a collection of undesired effects encountered in the computer animation process and deemed worth preserving here.