Sentence examples for be husbanded from inspiring English sources
verb
To manage or administer carefully and frugally; use to the best advantage; economise.
- For my means, I'll husband them so well, / They shall go far. Shakespeare.
"They are a small force; they have to be husbanded.
The surpluses of today should be husbanded as a cushion against the day when the economy turns down.
It is time we recognized that energy use is not an entitlement; it is a resource of the community, to be husbanded for the whole community.
Still, American officials say the accord enshrines an important idea: Plutonium is not a resource to be husbanded, as the Russian nuclear establishment often argues, but a danger.
Every person understood last week that the scarce supplies on Apollo 13 had to be husbanded carefully, consumed economically, and recycled for reuse wherever possible.
One's reactions are a little slower, names more frequently elude one, and one's energies must be husbanded, but even so, one may often feel full of energy and life and not at all "old".
The banks are husbanding capital.
"All men can be husbands.
