Sentence examples for go to conserve from inspiring English sources
During this epic drought, we can turn to our neighbors to learn valuable lessons about the importance of water and the lengths we should go to conserve it.
You can merely cut the fabric into long strips of sufficient width to cover the pattern pieces of that color, and sew and cut them "as you go" to conserve cloth.
Unfortunately, they are going to conserve buildings that are going to destroy the very idea of conservation.
This is the kind of thinking we need if we're going to conserve the planet we all depend on for food, life, and inspiration.
"She has cut down her water usage by over 50% in the last several months," he declares, "and she is going to conserve further".
The reason that American cars are such gas-guzzlers is not that their engines have got worse but that the cars themselves have got heavier.Besides, as Robert Metcalfe, the networking guru, said at a recent conference: "You are not going to conserve your way out of the problem".
Apple is also testing battery life under more demanding conditions now, which suggests that if people go to extreme measures to conserve juice they might be able to get past that 12 hour mark.
Then they're going to want to conserve it.
"If recognizing lots of species is actually going to help to conserve some of these environments, I can't really be against that," he said.
The less the value is, the more number of sensor nodes can go to sleep mode and conserve energy.
