Sentence examples similar to merely conserve from inspiring English sources
At the same time, merely conserving the achievements of the past is less than what many liberals today ultimately hope for.
On the concurrentist account, God obviously is doing more than merely conserving the being of the creature along with its power.
In other words, God's causal contribution consists in merely conserving the being or esse of the creature in question along with its power, and the causal activity of the creature is in some straightforward sense the creature's own and not God's (Freddoso 1991, 554).
This is important since, without filtering, similarity introduced merely by sharing short but highly conserved functional domain(s) between sequences of different species can be mistaken for genealogical homology.
Conservative: "To conserve"?
Conservatives want to conserve.
For example, if gene order conservation is conserved in other microsporidia, are the same gene clusters preserved among many genomes, or merely some level of conservation across the genome?
This season, conserve as found.
