Sentence examples similar to will have conserved from inspiring English sources

The logging companies will have an incentive to move to countries that have conserved their forests," as Guyana has.

-- Water bills will creep up next year in L.A. because customers have conserved so much.

But we have conserved the character of that design.

Water bills will creep up next year in L.A. because we've conserved so much.

Finally, we demonstrated that, by having conserved genome ends, a significant fraction of potential recombinations will swap equivalent genome ends.

Once again, other miners who had conserved some rockets made sure they were covered.  .

As of the end of September, Tesla had $3.1 billion cash on hand, but it will have to conserve to pay for the losses in its business.

Sometime in mid-February, the rover will not have the energy to move and will have to conserve its resources for its heaters and survival.

One response from Felton, echoed by many, was, "in the case of drought the whole State will have to conserve" (#508).

However, even if the larger number of chromosomal rearrangements in pearl millet relative to other grasses means a greater number of gene insertions, the expectation is still that gene orders will have remained sufficiently conserved to exploit comparative relationships for marker development.

On the other hand, positions with residues that are highly conserved will have a NMI with any other position in the alignment that is not significantly different from zero.