Translation of "Sparsam einsetzen" in English

Ketchup Mustard Himalayan Pink Salt (use sparingly)

Note that you should use capital letters sparingly.

Secondly, that we husband our resources sparingly.

Therefore, always use cleaning agent or glass cleaner sparingly.

I MUST USE IT SPARINGLY.

Himalayan Pink Salt (use sparingly)

My intent is to use you sparingly only when there's no other way to gather information critical to saving lives.

We want to use raw materials sparingly, conserve resources and keep our ecological footprint as small as possible.

And there’s more: we feed packaging and clothes hangers directly on-site into the recycling loop, and have developed concepts for textile reprocessing and our lighting aimed at an efficient and above all sparing use of energy.

Charts should only be used very sparingly and then only if they actually add to the presentation or lecture.

Video tutorials at the exhibition stand show the sparing use of the material and how to reduce set-up times and downtimes.

It can quickly look over the top, which is why many designers only use it sparingly.

We shall use energy selectively and sparingly wherever possible and minimize the occurrence of remnants, waste materials, emissions which pollute the environment and waste water by means of appropriate technical and organizational measures.

We conserve natural resources by using raw materials and energy as sparingly as possible in order to counteract the negative environmental impact.

Remscheid, June 12, 2012 – Anyone seeking financial success today must think ecologically, produce sustainably and be efficient and sparing with energy and resources.

Since cacti have oils and waxes that make them susceptible to damage, it is best to use it sparingly and to test a small area before washing the entire cactus.

Center Focus Center Focus has become a popular adjustment but a word of caution: if you're going to upload your image to Fotolia through the 'Instant' app you should use this sparingly.

The increasing prices of metals and fossil fuels are forcing companies to use these raw materials more economically, for example by recycling them and deploying more efficient machinery.

It's true that director Kim Young-jun could have used his two crying protagonists a little bit more economical, but thanks to the well-written characters, nice acting achievements and a good main plot with that special something, the movie hits its mark despite the genre-typical clichés.