Sentence examples for with conserving from inspiring English sources
The phrase "with conserving" is correct and usable in written English
It is often used to describe an action or situation in which someone is actively preserving or protecting something. Example: The environmental group worked tirelessly, with conserving the natural habitats of endangered species as their top priority.
It's a classic example of where conservation on land has gone wrong: the bodies charged with conserving our wildlife make decisions about which habitats to protect that look as if they are designed to accommodate not wildlife but powerful industrial interests.
So much so, indeed, that one cynic this week, noting the FARC's fishing rules, asked whether the rebels were concerned with conserving the fish or the dynamite.
Consequently, the councils are dominated by the same industry that is exploiting the natural resource the councils are charged with conserving.
The pay was approved by the housing finance agency, which is charged with conserving the assets of Fannie and Freddie on behalf of taxpayers.
(Due to bans on various raw materials for toxicology, no mid-century perfume is street legal in its original form, and Guichard is charged with conserving Cellier's vision while constantly updating it with non-allergenic materials).
After his death at the age of 88 in 1986, the estate was handed over to a foundation charged with conserving the work and reputation of the artist and the setting in which his work was created.
Sequence alignment revealed sequence conservation upstream of the Hog domain with conserved cysteine residues.
A comprehensive rigorous continuous media model with conserved dislocations is developed in the present paper on the basis of the variational kinematic principle.
The peptidase M15A amino acid sequence analyzed by MEROPS showed a high identity with conserved amino acid sequences of the peptidase M15 subfamily A that is typical for metallopeptidases with a metal binding part (Rawlings and Morton 2008).
We observed that 5' homologies were mainly located from nucleotides 2 to 8, consistent with conserved sequence present in the seed region (Figure S2).
So the translocation probability of the species with conserved binding strength went through some maximum while reducing the binding strength of its competitor [27].
