Sentence examples for book conserving from inspiring English sources

His published works, including a 2006 book, Conserving Client Portfolios During Retirement, allow for variations based on such factors as risk tolerance and projected longevity from, say, genes or smoking.

When awarding prizes for biodiversity competitions, consider prizes that reflect biodiversity, such as heirloom seeds, sustainably grown and created produce, fair trade items, books about conserving biodiversity or heroes who have already shown the way on protecting biodiversity and other such items.

This body oversees the work of cataloging and conserving the nation's books and directly controls the State Record Library and some 50 state libraries.

Now the operative word is "conserve".

Ann told me that Sasha (Shulgin's friends call him this) no longer grants interviews he's conserving his limited energy to finish his last book and work in the lab.

In order to conserve these books and record the civilizations, people continue to set up the library around the world.

"I noticed that all the prisoners wrote really tiny, and finally I asked what was up, and they said they were trying to conserve the book for as long as possible.

In particular, he conducts a national continuing education course on conserving biodiversity in subdivision development, and he has recently published a book titled, The Green Leap: Conserving Biodiversity in Subdivision Development.

The Peabody Essex has lavished infinite care on conserving and presenting it; Nancy Berliner, the museum's curator of Chinese art and culture, has produced a beautiful book.

As Charles Elton explained in his book The Ecology of Invasions by Animals and Plants, over half a century ago now, there are three main arguments for conserving biodiversity.

For about six years, Mr. Pickwoad has been sending conservators from all over Europe and from California to help conserve the books and manuscripts.