Sentence examples for beginning to conserve from inspiring English sources

It's now almost deserted, and work is beginning to conserve its unique Ottoman-period houses.

Then a campaign was begun to "conserve" the deer by killing off their enemies.

"Until we flew the aerial survey, no one had an solid evidence on the status of elephants, so how can you begin to conserve them when you don't know how many there are or where they occur?

A small but growing number of companies have begun thinking this way, and they say it is essential for wealthy consumption-based societies that must begin to conserve resources, cut greenhouse gas emissions and reduce landfill.

The town walls were leased from Conwy's local authority by the Ministry of Works in 1953, and a concerted effort began to conserve and protect the fortifications.

And then we'll start to conserve".

Motivated by the European Water Framework Directive, river scientists and managers are beginning to plan projects to conserve and restore these dynamic mosaics of rare habitats and processes.

To begin to identify conserved pathways associated with caste and dominance, we tested for overlap between our complete lists of differentially regulated transcripts in brain (n = 502) and lists of differentially regulated transcripts from several studies in other species (Table  3).

Work with simple models like C. elegans is beginning to shed light on conserved aspects of excess glucose intake, or the glucose stress response (Schulz et al., 2007; Lee et al., 2009; Mondoux et al., 2011).

In a state fabled for its everything-is-bigger mentality, the idea of conserving resources is beginning to take hold.

Everyone is beginning to pay more for water — but communities that conserve have lower long-term costs than those that don't.