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31. He was planning later in the week to make three major speeches, and he would need to conserve his energy.

32. Rural industry and agriculture could help to conserve our countryside and its people.

33. Truth is the most valuable thing we have, so I try to conserve it. Mark Twain 

34. They became cranky and quarrelsome, and stopped most of their activities in order to conserve energy.

35. Those who conserve animals in the hope of returning their descendants to Nature may be disappointed by what they let loose.

36. It is the kind of work that museums do to conserve their furniture collections and bring their acquisitions up to snuff.

37. Money could then be ploughed into smaller projects which create jobs, meet the needs of local people and conserve the environment.

38. First, by minimizing conversion capital costs while backing out of expensive oil we conserve both capital and consumer resources.

39. With a cordless trimmer it is important to use an efficient cutting technique to conserve power.

40. There are those concerning the nature of the state and the extent to which governments can conserve the environment.

41. There was, however, still no agreement on increasing net mesh size to help conserve stocks.

42. Why then should anyone want to conserve examples of modern architecture?

43. This is the launch of the government's latest attempt to conserve the endangered countryside.

44. To encourage a fuller hedge, increase the organic matter in the soil, water,(sentencedict.com) then mulch to conserve soil moisture.

45. To conserve your time, your energy, and gasoline, shop as infrequently as your storage facilities permit. 3.

46. Recommendations are made for increased constraints to conserve upland habitats threatened by agricultural change.

47. Their finding could lead to new treatments for muscle wasting in humans, or ways to conserve muscle tissue during space flight.

48. From them, mixed with redcurrants and blackcurrants, Victorine produced a notable conserve.

49. One-day webs are eaten daily by the spider to conserve proteins.

50. In addition they help conserve the existing soil structure by protecting the surface from the destructive force of winter rain.

51. Despite suffering from Motor Neurone disease, he's compiled valuable information to help conserve the forest and halt it's destruction. Sentencedict.com

52. Why not plant millions of them on the high plains to break the wind and conserve the soil?

53. We learned to recycle; we could learn to conserve energy-but it would take a little political leadership.

54. However, objects decay despite our best efforts to conserve them.

55. The Act is designed to conserve and enhance the land and prevent undesirable uses or developments.

56. Conclusion Data archiving is essential to conserve very expensive resources.

57. The palmtop edition will offer enhanced modem dialling and screen handling and will be streamlined to conserve memory.

58. An awareness of number invariance would imply the ability to conserve number and that corresponding schemata have developed.

59. He killed the engine to conserve fuel.

60. Dim little men try to conserve.