Sentence examples for conserving for from inspiring English sources

Andrew Davis, who produced the report for the Primsa Foundation, said: "Commitments to indigenous peoples look good on paper, but when you travel to the protected areas in some countries, you see government agencies using the threat of arrest and sometimes even intimidation to prevent indigenous peoples from harvesting and using resources on lands they have been conserving for hundreds of years".

There's a special section on the traditional ritual of the matanza, where friends and families would gather together to slaughter a pig, and the day would be spent both feasting on the bits that need eating immediately and preparing the various other parts of the pig for conserving – for sausages, jamón, black pudding etc – so that nothing was wasted.

The merging can be done in different ways, conserving for example momentum or energy.

Teddy Roosevelt's speeches were all about building and conserving for posterity.

Conservation analysis has shown that the loop is conserved for disorder but not for sequence.

This body of scientific knowledge shows why a region should be conserved for its biodiversity and what species benefit from the conservation of an ecosystem.

Then I make a pear conserve for a contrasting taste.

– but energy should really be conserved for what comes after that.

Our few remaining acres of open land must be conserved for golf courses.

These particular sequences, however, do not contain genes, so must be conserved for some other reason.

Instead, they conserve for their heirs, and hide assets in offshore accounts.