Sentence examples for battle of resources from inspiring English sources

Speaking to the Guardian ahead of the closest election in a generation, the Labour leader attacked David Cameron for being reduced to arguing that "the key question facing the country is a battle of resources between London and Scotland".

At the other end of the spectrum are Jeb Bush and Kasich, facing an uphill battle in terms of resources and the ability to expand their appeal among the more conservative wing of the party; Kasich's decision to start the week campaigning in the more moderate terrain of Michigan instead of South Carolina seemed to be an acknowledgement of this.

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

"Schools face a battle for resources and talent, and those serving poor white communities need a better chance of winning," it says.

Both battles consumed enormous quantities of resources while achieving virtually no strategic gains on the battlefield.

In the decades prior to Brown, the civil-rights establishment had fought a fierce and futile battle for the equal distribution of resources between black and white schools.

Analysts said the moves against Vladimir Yevtushenkov this week looked like a raid on his business by Kremlin-connected forces, and were a sign of an intensifying battle for a "shrinking pie" of resources.

School Funding and Racial Segregation: A Tangled Web In a recent article marking the six decades since Brown, entitled "The Failure of Segregation," Jelani Cobb notes that the decision to attack segregation came about only after "the civil-rights establishment had fought a fierce and futile battle for the equal distribution of resources between black and white schools".

It lies at the epicenter of most host-pathogen battles for resource control; it is the equivalent of crude oil in global geopolitics.

A peace accord and the shift of resources away from battling the rebels and towards fighting common crime could increase citizens' safety in such crime hotspots, Mr Gomez-Suarez argues.

The ANC's centenary year may be one of its most bumpy with angry ANC youth league members' rebelling against Mr Zuma's suspension of Mr Malema, leadership battles between various factions over control of resources in government and the party, and a likely rise in protests from disenchanted poor communities against sluggish public service delivery.