Sentence examples for a resource website from inspiring English sources
Students Against Depression Students Against Depression (SAD) is a resource website for students, but also includes contributions from students who have chosen to share their experiences of depression in order to help others.
Data released in November by Out Now Business Class, a resource website to reach LGBT consumers, showed that in 2014 LGBT tourism spending is expected to top $200 billion for the first time.
In addition to managing EndFoodWaste.org, a resource website, he also runs the popular Ugly Fruit and Veg social media accounts, which feature humorous photos of the unusually shaped fruits and vegetables that most grocery stores refuse to sell.
To seek some advice, I consulted author and coaches Shann Vander Leek and Ananga Sivyer, who have created a resource website and a program called "Anxiety Slayers" to speak about why our lives have become so intolerably stressful, and what to do about it.
Centred on a resource website www.uniteagainstabuse.my which is accessible in English and Bahasa Malaysia, the campaign drew unprecedented public discourse in traditional and new media.
Of the other five websites which were most likely to be accessed by a searcher (see Table 2), about.com is a resource website containing articles and other information organized into "channels" on various topics.
It is basically a resource site with links to websites dealing with the Russian Revolution.
The standardized patient vignettes were identified from various clinical sources, including materials used to educate health professionals and a medical resource website with content provided by a panel of physicians.
"Harvard has taken a number of steps to foster prevention efforts and to support students who have experienced sexual misconduct," university spokesperson Jeff Neal told The Huffington Post, pointing to such changes as appointing a Title IX officer, creating a task force on sexual assault and producing a new resource website.
He co-produced a Parenting Resource website for abcnews.com.
So who better than the "Mean Girls" star to shill for a legal resource website?
