Sentence examples for battle for resources from inspiring English sources

"It's a battle for resources in the education system.

In the one battle that matters to a modern army – the battle for resources – the Taliban is not an enemy but an ally.

And in other fascinating chapters, she writes about how climate change has exacerbated the battle for resources as the earth heats, causing extreme weather like floods and droughts and leaving different ethnic and religious groups fighting to survive.

While Russian space officials were forced to scrounge for support and battle for resources against the military, Americans devoted about $25 billion dollars to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and its space program.

The point, of course, is the constant battle for resources, and the access and rights to the oil beneath the ocean floor, the fish in our seas, to airspace and shipping lanes.

There are schools outside of the inner cities that deserve more funding – but surely it can't be right to pit schools against each other in the battle for resources?

Typically, delays on PCs occur because applications like vendor updates are battling for resources.

Once computers can effectively reprogram themselves, and successively improve themselves, leading to a so-called "technological singularity" or "intelligence explosion," the risks of machines outwitting humans in battles for resources and self-preservation cannot simply be dismissed.

One of four Williamsburg elementary schools to win a 2010 magnet grant from the United States Education Department to spur desegregation, it has struggled to follow a federal model created decades ago while focusing on more urgent battles: for resources, students and, above all, test scores.

The best spot for evolving radically new marine creatures has seemed to be in shallow waters, where storms and fierce battles for resources wipe out the competition.

The yeast are "living, dying, battling for resources, all within this wasp," says Anne Madden, a microbiologist at the University of Colorado, Boulder, and North Carolina State University in Raleigh, who was not involved in the study.