Sentence examples for cannot conserve from inspiring English sources

This is a major issue for conservation, as we cannot conserve what we don't know, and a potentially significant number of species may go extinct before we even know of their existence.

"The problems in California shows that you cannot conserve your way to energy independence," Mr. Bush said then.

The Japanese government will not save them, and since the survivors cannot escape, Fukushima people hate Tokyo people for the electricity they use and cannot conserve".

"I'm from the Central Valley, and we know that we cannot conserve or ration our way out of this drought," he said.

One could not bring up a child on market principles, just as much as one cannot conserve water resources or share them equitably on the basis of market values set by the greed of water corporations or the willingness to pay of the privileged in society.Market fundamentalism applied to seed has given us terminator technologies to create sterile seeds, seed monopolies and seed famine.

If we cannot conserve with compassion, make room for and appreciate the wild lion, then no other species stands a chance.

(3) Although some species cannot be conserved in plantation-dominated landscapes, many species can be through the adoption of (sometimes minor) modifications to forest management.

We excluded an additional term for the influence of reserve size on annual management cost [27], because ecoregions cannot be conserved in their entirety [5], [8].

Thus, the presence of third molar pain implies that the tooth cannot be conserved by restorative dentistry and that extraction is required to alleviate the pain.

Despite this likely selective pressure, evidence suggests that CTCF binding is also evolving rapidly, most notably the discovery that mouse embryonic stem cells (ESCs) have thousands of CTCF-binding events that cannot be conserved in the human genome, as they are found in rodent-specific B2 repeat elements (Bourque et al., 2008).

"It's clear that government and nonprofits cannot by themselves conserve and manage all the open space they would like to preserve," said James J. Chaffin Jr., a founder of Chaffin/Light.