Sentence examples for call to conserve from inspiring English sources

The message, "A Call to Conserve," was first reported by MSNBC.com.

That use was entirely residential, and came months after Brown's call to conserve.

But the groups now say they have been encouraged by the response to the call to conserve.

Others wondered why the calls to conserve came so late.

And during summer droughts, despite public service calls to conserve water, there is little real reduction in Israeli household use.

Driving at night across desolate streets in Tokyo, as foreigners surged toward the airports, you saw shop signs and giant outdoor television screens darkened by calls to conserve electricity; you passed beneath the arcs of elevated tracks with scarcely a snub-nosed bullet train gliding along them.

The extensive area of degraded tropical land and the calls to conserve forest biodiversity and sequester carbon to offset climate change demonstrate the need to restore forest in the tropics.

Californians are already used to "Flex Alerts" — calls to conserve power during the day, when demand is at its highest, and those are expected to be used again, Lundeen said.

If the response is anything like the recalcitrance that emerges when we are called on to conserve water, then surely the next blackout is not far away.

Many species can even go into a hibernation-like state called torpor to conserve valuable energy when needed.

That stage is a call for Californians to conserve energy.