Sentence examples for just conserve from inspiring English sources

For the way forward is clearly to seek to restore what we once had, not just conserve the remnants that are left.

I think next couple of days I'm just going to take things easy, just conserve all my energy and try to put that into the four days of the tournament".

This doesn't just conserve energy in the environment; it saves your emotional energy.

"The senator believes that to meet the nation's energy needs over the next decade we're going to need to do more than just conserve," said Brian Selander, spokesman for Sen. Thomas Carper (D-Del)., who voted against the amendment.

For instance, the program now emphasizes landscaping with California natives or decorative edibles because they will do more than just conserve water; they'll benefit threatened butterflies, bees and other fauna.

In the case of the Grand Canyon, the concerns go far beyond just conserving a spectacular view.

"The idea is that you're not just conserving the image digitally — you can actually restore it digitally," Seales explained, in his earnest, go-getter way.

Just conserving on what we use doesn't solve the problem of an outdated electrical grid and energy sources that are polluting our earth.

Dana Laite confirmed his brother's caution: "My father asked me if I thought Jeff was dating, and I said, 'He's just conserving his energy until he meets the right one.' " Soon, Ms. Feldman's and Mr. Laite's e-mail exchanges became flirtatious.

The message we want to share with Californians is, it's not just conserving water for drought.

It was when a girl I was in treatment with turned to me after my first group (oh, there's another one: group! Not group therapy but simply group) and said, "Those were some weird shares, right?" I knew what she meant of course and figured she was just conserving words.