The phrase "a time where resources" is not entirely correct; it should be "a time when resources." You can use it when discussing a specific period characterized by the availability or scarcity of resources.
Example: "We need to reflect on a time when resources were abundant and how that affected our growth."
Alternatives: "a period when resources" or "an era in which resources".
Now is the time where resources can be diverted, and disaster capitalism (a term coined by Naomi Klein in her book The Shock Doctrine) can take over and turn a catastrophe into a corporate free-for-all that laces the pockets of opportunistic CEOs.
I have said in these pieces that I am a reliable dove; I believe peace is always the default, especially in a time where our resources are strained and better used otherwise, and in a region where we are despised and which we cannot understand.
I think it's amazing that they came at all, and that I am lucky enough to live in a country and a time where the resources to have children are available.
Equally it may be of concern; in times where resources are tight, medical schools and students could feel they want an extra year spent studying to have concrete benefits such as an improvement in clinical exam results and therefore ranking for foundation year jobs.
It may very well bolster our national security resources in a time where we must adapt to new technologies in order to combat an increasingly sophisticated array of enemy resources.
Principally because that was a time where king's all around the world owned all of a countries resources.
Using materials more wisely is important in an time where society faces serious issues with the world's depleting resources.
Organisms finding themselves in a place and time where such resources are available are thus able to "survive" in Boltzmann's sense.
Data will increasingly drive a real-time economy, where resources are marshaled more efficiently, and the production of goods and services becomes on-demand, with lower failure rates and much better predictability.
In the bacteria Escherichia coli, multiple copies of rRNA operons provide a competitive advantage by enabling increased growth rates and decreased cell division lag time in environments where resources fluctuate rapidly [ 41, 42].
