Sentence examples for both material and human from inspiring English sources
Here on Earth war has indeed proved to be a major driver of technological development: in wartime, resources both material and human are thrown at technological problems in ways they rarely are in peacetime.
When individual components are manufactured with ease of assembly in mind, the result is a significant reduction in assembly lead times and savings in resources (both material and human).
All of these forces combined to produce a crop of theoretical approaches that soon developed into a fairly fixed orthodoxy with its characteristic emphasis on "crash" programs of investment in both material and human capital, on domestic industrialization, and on government economic planning as the standard ingredients of development policy.
"They suffer from a lack of resources - both material and human.
And, as has been widely reported, Secretary Gates himself underscores the importance of "soft power," of which culture is an essential part, as pointed out by former Defense Department official Professor Joseph Nye. 3. The Pentagon has at its immediate disposal the resources, both material and human, to support American cultural presentations overseas.
The major dissident view is that in many settings it is impossible to spare anaesthetic staff exclusively for these clinics due to shortage of both material and human resources [ 15].
The objective of this work is to provide a planning and management infrastructure for complex distributed organizations working on large scale engineering projects, characterized by huge investments in both materials and human resources and by concurrent, disparate activities - manufacturing, design and services as well.
But most economists think it would have cost more both in material and human resources and we might now have an unemployment rate of 15% to 20% (as opposed to the 9.7% rate of last month).
The authors declare that this study does not involve human subjects, human material and human data.
