Sentence examples for a matter of conserving from inspiring English sources
May admits downtime on tour is now a matter of conserving energy, rather than sightseeing or partying.
Treating the environment correctly is not purely a matter of satisfying conventional human interests such as conserving resources for our future consumption, nor need it be a matter of recognizing a value that the environment has in complete independence of its impact on us.
"Conserving polar bears appears to be largely a matter of minimizing temperature rise," Amstrup says.
It is not a matter of surveying the last orangutans in Sarawak or searching for saola in Laos, as I have done, but of conserving vigorous populations of all animal and plant species in an ecosystem.
Whether these changes are adaptive physiological mechanisms to conserve energy or consequences of the underlying illness is still a matter of debate [ 5, 11].
As a matter of fact, practitioners in fluid dynamics often complain that the mass of each fluid component is not conserved, a phenomenon which is therefore often referred to as mass loss.
A matter of disarmament treaties.
As a matter of principle.
