Sentence examples for for the conservationist from inspiring English sources

For "the conservationist," read Leopold himself, of course.

She won the Booker Prize in 1974 for "The Conservationist," which had a white male protagonist.

In 1974 she won the Booker prize for The Conservationist and in 1991 won the Nobel prize for literature.

In that classic motto for the conservationist, Prince Tancredi in Lampedusa's novel The Leopard says that "if we want everything to remain the same, everything must change".

The Nobel was far from the first major recognition of her work: she was awarded the James Tait Black prize in 1971 for A Guest of Honour, and the Booker in 1974 for The Conservationist (shared with Stanley Middleton for Holiday).

She felt there was no separation between social justice and literary concerns". Gordimer won the Booker Prize in 1974 for The Conservationist, a novel about a white South African who loses everything, and the Nobel Prize in 1991, when apartheid was in its death throes.

An idea briefly sprang up that perhaps birders, whose early-morning marches give the impression of an indefatigable and non-violent tribe of zealots, could retake Malheur for the conservationists.

A spokeswoman for the conservationists said: "Gorse is an increasing problem on the forest and small controlled burning has traditionally been a routine method of managing it.

For the conservationists I interviewed, coconut coverage should be reduced for ecological reasons: a return to an imagined pre-human environment in which biodiversity flourishes.

The situation where the effective population size is large (>100), for example Scandinavian willow grouse (Berlin et al. 2008), is a good position for the conservationists as this situation is there is likely to be associated with a large contiguous viable population.

Good for Prince William for pushing this". The conservationist Dr Paula Kahumbu told the newspaper such a move would send a powerfu message.