Sentence examples for preserves call from inspiring English sources

When naturalists who run prairie preserves call for volunteer help, they are often overwhelmed by the number of people who turn up.

The urban bleakness will fade into a litter-strewn route that bisects a nature preserve called Saw Mill Creek Marsh.

The only remnant of the formerly extensive wetlands in Point Loma, aside from the riverbed itself, is a city-owned nature preserve called Famosa Slough, which branches off from the river near its mouth.

He traveled to a forest preserve called Yasuní, in the Ecuadoran Amazon that has some of the greatest variety of plant and animal life of any spot on earth.

This strategy can lead to a division of the total number of genes under study into a set of genes where the ratio is clearly preserved (called the "conservative set"), a set of genes where the ratio is clearly not preserved (called the "rejected set"), and a set of genes where the conclusion about ratio preservation is unclear (called the "undetermined set").

The Yankees, with more tradition to preserve, will call their place, simply, the new Yankee Stadium.

In a proposal Ms. Saunders wrote to acquire financing from the state Department of Environmental Protection for the preserves, she called each shipwreck "a frozen snapshot of a particular time in history" that needed to be protected and investigated as part of the public trust.

In order to preserve the call duration distribution after LACK, the insertion rate (IR) (bits/s) will be limited as well.

"We are delighted to be collaborating with the Library of Congress to preserve and call attention to the groundbreaking musical achievements of these amazing musical pioneers".

Relentless monitoring of performance is no longer the preserve of call centers.

Relentless monitoring of performance is no longer the preserve of call centres; it's now moved into the wider working world.