Sentence examples for to be conserving from inspiring English sources

The German seems to be conserving his pace though.

Shumate has a nice pacing and a powerful imagination, although in a few poems he seems to be conserving it.

I myself passed up the game in favor of a play, and even the converted housewives seemed to be conserving their emotion for Saturday, so mild was the attention given to the game.

The fountain was going even though we were supposed to be conserving water, and the parks people had somehow managed to get it to rise and fall in alternating colors of red, white, and blue.

But there were moments in the first act when he had trouble projecting over Tchaikovsky's lush scoring, and although he produced greater power in the more manic second and third acts, he seemed to be conserving his resources throughout the performance.

Michael Hirshfield, chief scientist for the advocacy group Oceana, said that the nearly two-week-long meeting in Paris produced a few environmental victories, "but it's three years late and three dollars short". "Considering the status of the species that they're supposed to be conserving, they're still nowhere," Hirshfield said in a phone interview from Paris.

These patches of conserved amino acids tend to be conserved in humans as well.

Provisions would need to be conserved when the neighborhood's delis shut for the night.

"These have to be conserved and that takes a lot of time and expense".

It can decay only into those particles that are light enough for energy to be conserved.

CTCF is one of the few insulator proteins known to be conserved from flies to man.