husbandformal

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Preserving and saving
aspic
co-processing
conserve
deliverer
documentalist
documentarily
lifeguard
reclaim
reprieve
rescue
rescuer
reusable
rewild
saviour
self-sustaining
sustain
sustainedly
unadopted
unappropriated
unassigned

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Environmental issues

Examples of conserving

conserving

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Conserving capital, rather than transferring or converting it (unless conversion generates greater surplus), is the goal.
For creating and conserving cannot be adequately analyzed with respect to the act alone, but involve relations to the object of the act.
Secondly, the metaphor implies inertia, conserving the energy.
Each gong acts selfishly and independently, either purging or conserving water to achieve its target.
If an organised effort at conserving interactive electroacoustic works were initiated, what form would it take?
However, from the point of view of global wood markets, conserving forestland can be considered a permanent supply reduction.
Besides conserving soil and water they also function as property demarcations.
The statistical results found here support this approach for conserving the tropical natural forest ecosystem.
It also changes the burden of proof from those responsible for conserving the resource to those who want to use the resource.
Such approaches are generating renewed interest in ecological aspects of crop production which can optimize yields while conserving soil, water, energy and other environmental resources.
Their conclusion is that the marginal cost for conserving endangered species is usually not high.
Such an adjustment assumes that social mobility is not only naturally conserving, which is unlikely, but also symmetric, which is even less likely.
The worst possible work conserving schedule takes less than twice as long as the best possible schedule.
After priming, seeds can also be redried and stored for some time, conserving the acquired high vigour.
The cutting edge: conserving wildlife in logged tropical forests.
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