Sentence examples for because of its resource from inspiring English sources

Australia has avoided recession because of its resource industries.

Because of its resource structure and leadership, the organization is failing at knowledge management.

This effort and commitment is contrasted by the authors with their claim that investigative journalism "is almost certainly declining in the mainstream local press precisely because of its resource-intensive nature".

Because of its resources, Indonesia has attracted new interest from international investors in recent months.

He also saw that the National was uniquely well placed, because of its resources, to address the state of the nation.

Although in the electrochemical studies platinum (Pt) is known as an excellent electrode for hydrogen generation, but because of limitation of its resource and its expensive price we should look for a suitable alternative to Pt [12].

In a later work, Flick and coauthor John Jacob Anderson claim "New York is well called the Empire State ... not only because of the vastness of its resources, but because it so conspicuously illustrates the imperial power of law-abiding liberty among the people".

Central Asia plays a critical role in global energy security because it possesses large volumes of oil and gas - and because the bulk of its resources are available to international companies to develop.

McDonald's said it is cutting the apron strings of its ownership interest in Chipotle by the end of the year — much sooner than investors had expected — because it wants to focus all of its resources on itself.

Mr. Schwartz said the current controversy over disabilities was unfortunate, because the board spent most of its resources smoothly administering other services for its 600,000 beneficiaries.

Lunar, the natural satellite of the earth, become a focus of the space discovery again recently because of its abundant resource and high value in use.