Sentence examples for help us conserve from inspiring English sources

One, we need to encourage the development of technologies to help us conserve.

We need hundreds and thousands of eyes and ears on the ground to help us conserve wildlife".

"The ultimate aim is to help us conserve the red squirrel locally and nationally," said Begon of the PhD project.

"Protected areas do not currently benefit all species - but what we have shown in our study is they have the potential to help us conserve some of the most biodiverse areas on Earth - which is why they vitally need increased global support".

Meanwhile, the biological scientists are using the collections held by these institutions as the basis for the fundamental research that will help us conserve our living heritage--animals and plants.

The 2015 automobiles reflect our desire for technology to help us conserve energy, be more productive, and be more protected.

The average donation was about $44. "We're starting the general election in strong financial shape thanks to the support of more than 1.3 million people and strategic investments that helped us conserve our resources," said Robby Mook, campaign manager for Clinton.

We need to create millions of good new jobs in states like Pennsylvania with workers like those here at the I.B.E.W. by getting out in front of the market for these new boilers and new furnaces and new cars and trucks and buses and revamped power plants and new technologies that help us to conserve more energy".

His plan, Mr. Gore said at a campaign stop in Pennsylvania last week, would "create millions of new jobs by getting out in front of the market for these new boilers and new furnaces and new cars and trucks and buses and revamped power plants and new technologies that help us to conserve more energy".

With the powerful genetic tools, further study of the Drosophila larval gut rhythmicity and its neural modulation will help us identify evolutionarily conserved features as well as strategies that may have been adopted by different organisms for their fitness.

Such decline may be counteracted, at least in part, if ecological engineering is used to help conserve biodiversity.