Sentence examples for easy conservation from inspiring English sources

The less well-known species, which might have been easy conservation wins, have often been neglected as efforts are directed elsewhere".

High taxes on fuel have already induced Europeans to do the easy conservation steps; in America, where gasoline is literally cheaper than (bottled) water, we haven't even tried.

Brooks says he's concerned that "this is going to become an easy conservation where we all condemn some racists out there".

"The good thing is that it will make conservation easier", says Volker Homes, a conservation specialist at the Worldwide Fund for Nature in Germany.

Naming a species gives formal recognition to its existence, making conservation easier, said lead author, Associate Professor Dr Mark Costello, from The University of Auckland.

Focusing on short-term outputs fails to recognise that spatial prioritisation is merely the first, and arguably the easiest, phase of conservation planning, and must be followed by protracted processes of application, monitoring, and ongoing adaptive management and planning.

Today's technology makes conservation easier, but you are taking someone in trust with a valuable object, either monetarily or sentimentally prized.

If solutions in conservation were easy they would have been adopted long ago.

Then, after the use of a little algebra, it is easy to show energy conservation relationship (7.2) from equation (7.1).

From the upstream and downstream sequence labels it is easy to study the conservation of the gene pair, using the BLAST button.

Yet Princeton professor Julian Zelizer told the Times that promoting conservation was easier for presidents in the past.