Sentence examples for conserve anything from inspiring English sources

Hayek didn't want to conserve anything.

"You can't conserve anything if you don't have enough to eat".

But the administrations that Thatcher first led and then inspired have never shown interest in conserving anything at all.

The overall message is that, if conservationists continue down the path of conceptualising the world as in mainstream economics they will be forced from one compromise to another, ultimately losing their ability to conserve or protect anything.

Still undergoing review, the plan acknowledges the need for protection of large contiguous areas and corridors for protection of some species but does not mention the need to do anything to conserve ranching.

You are freaking out about this drought, and you want to do something, anything, to conserve water.

Conservative: "To conserve"?

"The visual aspect of the property is conserved more than anything else," said the seller's solicitor, Raymond Glynn, of Raymond Glynn & Company in Mallow.

"Most people acknowledge that we're so far beyond 'natural' and 'unnatural' at this point that we might as well try anything we can to conserve and improve biodiversity here on earth," he says.

If anything, we need to conserve more". Randy Hirt, 47, is living with his mother in Beverly Hills until his family's new house in Venice is completed.

Conservatives want to conserve.