Sentence examples for conserving it for from inspiring English sources

This electrical power is then used to charge the vehicle's battery, conserving it for future use.

"And to have Dan, his son Justin and their employees take on the job of conserving it for future generations seems so right".

"We were impressed with the plans for this rare insight into early 20th Century rural Wales with extensive learning opportunities for people to get involved in their heritage while conserving it for the future".

And because the human body is an amazing machine, a sense of dire emergency will even stop the burning of fat for fuel -- conserving it for later, in case we've run so far away from whatever threat is facing us that we've run clear out of range of food.

He makes nitrogen when he sows clover and other leguminous plants; and he conserves it for future use when he lays his land down in grass.

Conservation structures such as check dams, farm ponds, tanks, stop dams, rock fill dams, percolation tank, vegetative barrier can be constructed in study area to reduce monsoon runoff and conserve it for basin requirements in lean period.

I had it for two years before I could find someone to conserve it for me". Florence Evans grew up near the river in southwest London and fell in love with mudlarking as a child, having a keen eye for collecting willow pattern fragments of blue and white china.

Seasonal (Rabi, Kharif and Zaid crop seasons) and annual water budget of Semra watershed and Semrakalwana village evoke the need of conservation structures such as check dams, farm ponds, percolation tank, vegetative barrier, etc. to reduce monsoon runoff and conserve it for basin requirements for winter and summer period.

If the life movement can devote itself to fighting these, can't it also confront the threat to our life-giving water -- and compel the small- and large-scale actions that will conserve it for human beings today and tomorrow?

Snakes are capable of biting defensively without injecting venom, and in fact most bites from a cobra are dry bites when no venom is injected so the snake can conserve it for hunting and protection.

Much of the milk in the short season is processed domestically to conserve it for later use.