Sentence examples for able to conserve it from inspiring English sources

"You might be able to conserve it".

Francis said "every people" should be able to conserve its identity without being "ideologically colonised".

The agreement will boost cooperation through technical support and capacity building so that Rwanda is better able to conserve its natural environment and build climate resilience.

However, the BM maintains that Athens is fully able to conserve material in its care.

Because of its large size and habit of sleeping in these burrows, it is able to conserve body heat throughout the night and minimize its basking period the morning after.

The hope is that the rover was able to conserve enough energy to keep its heaters running and that, as the days lengthen again, it will revive and get back in touch with Earth.

With the capital markets closed, those firms that do not need money find easy pickings among those that do.The lucky companies that raised all the money they needed to reach profitability before last March, such as Amazon and AskJeeves, are in prime position, able to conserve their equity for a time when it will be worth more.

From molecules to organs, levels are interrelated and interdependent, so that the organism is able to conserve and adapt the integrity of its structural and functional organization against a back-drop of continuous changes within the organism and its environment.

Raising awareness is a crucial step in halting the decline says Moses Lenolkulal, county governor of Samburu: "The more people experience our culture, our people and the majestic elephants and other wildlife with which we co-exist, the more we are able to conserve and sustain the Samburu culture and its fragile ecosystem for generations to come".

The city has announced plans to turn off water to all of its businesses and residential addresses on April 12, a date also known as "Day Zero," unless its residents are able to conserve enough water.

On one hand, the kidney is able to conserve magnesium during magnesium deprivation by reducing its excretion; on the other hand, magnesium might also be rapidly excreted in cases of excess intake [ 18].