Sentence examples for conservational from inspiring English sources

The bottom line is plain: unless some of those few scholars stay on the case, we risk losing both the art and the history in "art history," particularly where conservational safeguards are fragile or difficult to maintain.

The acorn doesn't fall far from the tree: a cache of secret memos between Prince Charles and senior government ministers released last year showed that conservational interests, ranging from the Patagonian toothfish to badgers, were close to William's father's heart too.

After we had carefully collected a pile of firewood for the barbecue - only deadwood is permissible for conservational reasons - Billy met a swift end.

But some are lucky enough to end up in libraries like the one at the Jewish Theological Seminary in Manhattan, where they lead active lives and receive, when needed, conservational T.L.C.

"If there is a conservational emergency, if the paint is falling off, if there are termites, fine," he said.

In her book "Green Inc.: An Environmental Insider Reveals How a Good Cause Has Gone Bad" (The Lyons Press, 2008), Christine MacDonald, a former staffer at Conservational International, accused the big conservation organizations of being corrupted by corporate dollars.

The nonprofit environmental organization Conservational International considers Bale Mountain a biodiversity hot spot based on its rare species, including Ethiopian wolves and Bale monkeys, plus endemic mountain nyala (a kind of antelope), black-maned lions and giant forest hogs.