Sentence examples for would conserve from inspiring English sources

It was floated last year by David Cameron and more recently taken up by the Conservative police and crime commissioner for Humberside, Matthew Grove, who said it would conserve the police services' finite resources.

For a combat flight into Afghanistan, however, he would conserve energy and fuel.

One course could encourage sprawl and pollution; the other would conserve energy, experts say.

Others suggested consumer sacrifices like a return to the national speed limit of 55 miles per hour, which would conserve gas but have little immediate impact on prices.

The bank cut its dividend in the first quarter from 27 cents, saying the move would conserve about $1 billion a year.

Cavendish's team had deliberately timed their move to try to guide the Briton to the finish as late as possible so that he would conserve maximum energy for what looked to be a tricky, uphill sprint finish.

If every U.S. home replaced a conventional bulb with a CFL, we'd conserve enough energy to light 3 million homes and as much in greenhouse gas emissions--9 billion lbs as removing 800,000 cars from the road for a year, according to the EPA.. CFLs last 10-13x longer than incandescents do, and LEDs last 10x longer than CFLs.

However, Galvao may later have come to wish he'd conserved some of his energy, as he was humiliatingly outpaced by Claudio Canniggia who sent the Brazilians home and Argentina through from the round of 16".

While that would help conserve scarce resources, such as energy and water, it would also reduce consumption.

France would always conserve its rich past, its culture and its cooking, he wrote.

"We would better conserve our efforts to win for Levi later in the race," he said, calling Astana's third-place finish a win-win situation.