Sentence examples for conserved resources from inspiring English sources

And trading on our innate laziness, default settings have also conserved resources: when Rutgers University changed its printers' settings to double-sided, it saved more than seven million sheets of paper in one semester in 2007.

In most of the properly conserved areas, farmers benefited directly or indirectly from the conserved resources.

Looking back, while I enjoyed the challenge and felt I conserved resources, I also incurred enormous opportunity cost in doing things that would have had the most impact.

It is considered the world's best managed Genebank which provides a well curated and conserved resource for the global research community.

The latter has been the basis of traditional resource conservation, that is, conserving resources solely for their economic use and human consumption" (Meffe 2000).

Conservative, in this case, essentially means conserving resources to ensure long-term security.

[Note to self and media: But you do promote conserving energy, conserving resources, and conserving a livable climate -- so maybe you are a conservative after all and deserve lots of media attention for being a contrarian or an apostate.].

Do they have new policies in place to conserve resources or create new resources?

(The bush may have shed its leaves early to conserve resources).

Wilshere believes Ferguson may tinker with his side on Saturday to conserve resources for these challenges.

"When you conserve resources, you have to sustain that".