Sentence examples for to conserve a from inspiring English sources

If the conservation goal is to conserve a broad array of biodiversity on farms, then the focus on woodland birds in agri-environmental schemes is justified.

Interestingly, the dN/dS ratios in these conserved regions were low, suggesting that positive selection pressure in speG operates to conserve a function other than superantigenic activity, because none of the SDSE clinical strains expressed SpeG proteins [ 13- 15].

They encourage people to conserve a nonrenewable resource.

I walk around and take notes, to conserve a kind of décor.

In Brazil, most of the victims were not trying solely to conserve a pristine forest.

It's a common enough quality: we wish to have, and to conserve, a myth of belonging.

The point is to conserve a dwindling supply of available phone numbers.

Meinhold had conjured his witch to suppress critical inquiry into the Bible, to conserve a narrow view of the text.

Dr Christoph Schqitzer, head of research at the Bristol Zoological Society said: "This is a huge effort to conserve an endangered species and every chick is vitally important.

After the difficult first year of sobriety, a turning point came when I unexpectedly got a job working for the RSPB on a project to conserve an endangered bird: the corncrake.

This paper considers farmers' willingness to pay (WTP) to conserve an endangered Irish farmland bird, the corncrake (Crex crex).