Sentence examples for conserving its from inspiring English sources

Maybe the company is conserving its resources; it's no secret that the palmtop industry in general is hurting.

When finicky investors changed their minds about the risk of Internet ventures in general, APBNews was trying to expand when it should have been conserving its resources and trimming expenses not that it had much warning.

At times, it seems the McCall camp is conserving its efforts.

In particular, the high degree of conservation in the PI5P4Kβ NLS resulted in strong secondary structure features, presumably conserving its nuclear localization as discussed below.

The stalks and dead leaves of the corn and soybean remain after harvest and rot down into the soil, conserving its organic matter and, as was so clearly demonstrated this year, helping it to retain moisture.

Today it stands mostly alone in a city more interested in conserving its old Victorian-style homes than in making a statement with new development.

textilis contained conserved ITS sequences of both parents, indicating incomplete concerted evolution of rDNA loci.

While the rRNA units are evolutionary conserved, ITS show high level of interspecific divergence and have been used frequently in genetic diversity and phylogenetic studies.

While the rDNA genes are highly conserved, ITS sequence divergence can be used to resolve species relationships within a genus.

Barça needed to conserve its energy; it has the biggest match in the Spanish calendar, at Real Madrid, on Saturday.

Today it conserves its whiplash force and intensity, filled with arm swings, leaps, athletic tumbling, continuous shifts of weight, quick changes in direction and dynamics as well as minute gestures.