Sentence examples for a source of securing from inspiring English sources
A recent study estimated that the direct cost of patent trolls, firms that use patents solely as a source of securing revenue from litigation, exceeded $29 billion.
Poor groundwater quality has attracted worldwide attention particularly because of increasing dependence on groundwater as a source of water for securing the quality of life.
This behavior persists until a source of food is secured, at which point seeking must stop so that feeding can begin (Craig, 1917, Berridge, 2004).
Nanotechnology is widely accepted as a source of potential solutions in securing future progress in information and energy technologies.
Used in everything from electronic devices to electric cars, securing a source of the metals would help Japan rely less on supplies from China.
The inspectors' report cited: Documents suggesting that Iran "was working on a project to secure a source of uranium suitable for use in an undisclosed enrichment program" to make bomb fuel.
At the General Motors Superfund site in Massena, economic considerations were given priority over the health and culture of Mohawk people, in an attempt to secure a source of employment for the residents of Massena.
The primary motive was not territorial conquest but to secure a source of slaves to serve in the Egyptian army.
So how about it, President Obama, why nor advocate for broadened ownership of the FUTURE wealth-creating, income-producing capital assets of corporations growing the economy so that EVERY child, woman and man can benefit as an OWNER and secure a source of income produced by the non-human assets of corporate production?
There is also a strong emphasis on training and organizing villagers at the community level to secure a source of safe water that is tailored to local needs.
Microbially based natural products discovery programs have traditionally relied on the random screening of a pool of novel biodiversity (i.e., new microbial species) to secure a source of structurally novel small molecules.
