Sentence examples for preference to conserve from inspiring English sources

Still, his attitude towards phainomena does betray a preference to conserve as many appearances as is practicable in a given domain not because the appearances are unassailably accurate, but rather because, as he supposes, appearances tend to track the truth.

Additionally, some predicted targets of plant miRNAs were found both in plant and animal viruses (e.g. capsid genes) which may indicate a preference to target conserved regions in viruses.

Conservatives want to conserve.

Conservatives wanted, above all, to conserve.

That has, however, helped to conserve provisions.

Perhaps he needs to conserve energy.

Some offer ways to conserve water.

And we need to conserve more.

Employees there have also had to conserve.

We have to conserve our heritage.

Partly, in truth, to conserve battery power.