Sentence examples for term conservation from inspiring English sources

We emphasize that conserving geophysical settings is a strategy for long term conservation success in a dynamic climate, and not for preventing immediate local extinctions.

However, depending on the form of the convective term, conservation of either momentum or energy in addition to mass can be achieved.

Information regarding the habitat quality and biodiversity of ponds across a range of land uses is vital for the long term conservation and management of ecological resources.

But I happened to believe this "common sense" instinct is on solid ground particularly with respect to the long term conservation of economies.

Forest elephants are increasingly confined and constrained by roads across the Congo Basin which is reducing effective habitat availability and isolating populations, significantly threatening long term conservation efforts.

Its chief executive, Dermot O'Gorman, said he retained "serious concerns" about Australia's long-term conservation plan.

"It is first a warehouse with optimal hydrometric conditions and security features designed for the long-term conservation of collectibles".

We can take comfort in the fact that a working committee has this year been set up to formulate a long-term conservation programme for Bath.

In the excitement following the discovery of the Lascaux grotto in 1940, little heed was paid to the long-term conservation of the paintings.

"Hurricane Sandy did significant damage to some long-term conservation work," Stephen Brown, director of the shorebird science division at the Manomet Center, said in a statement.

The European Union supports continuing the moratorium but has said it would consider a compromise if it guaranteed a significant improvement in long-term conservation of the whales.