Sentence examples for a supply of resources from inspiring English sources

One other reason Ecclestone and Turner like these Canadian miners: They could be takeover targets for Chinese companies looking to lock in a supply of resources.

Having created your small community, secured a supply of resources, and taken charge of its leadership, you will be well prepared to wait out the social breakdown until the rule of law is restored.

In this sense, energy efficiency can also be thought of as a supply of resource - often considered an important, cost-effective supply option.

"If China was to keep up sustainable development for many years, China has to secure a supply of natural resources and minerals to feed our industries".

One of the most important factors that contribute to achieving sustainable development is the requirement for a supply of energy resources that is both efficient and fully sustainable [10].

Researchers at NGOs believed their role is to produce high-quality research, train individuals to ensure a supply of human resources for health research and create a community of researchers.

One respondent described "resource allocation is a political decision"; where a limited supply of resources and a plethora of demands cause "political pressures and elitism (to) influence(s) decisions at every level, in every department".

The space limitation is thus used as a proxy for a finite supply of resources in general (the word "substrate" in the previous manuscript was perhaps misleading in this regard and is now replaced by "resource" in an attempt to make this distinction clearer).

Wireless multimedia sensor networks (WMSNs) are an emerging type of sensor networks that contain a certain number of camera sensors in conjunction with a large number of scalar sensors and can collect and process multimedia data [1] under a limited supply of resources in computation, energy, bandwidth, and storage.

This data is testament not only to the fact that moms are choosing to breastfeed, but also that there is a growing supply of resources available to support moms in making this choice.

While a consistent supply of resources to implement the SSC guidelines in its entirety would not only be logistically and economically unrealistic but also require training of health care providers to use so far unavailable resources, modification of existing sepsis guidelines could help see that currently available resources are used according to the latest clinical evidence.