Sentence examples for can resources from inspiring English sources

The challenge is how can resources be used more efficiently and the needs of an ageing population met.

First, how can resources be allocated fairly and sensibly when they fall a long way short of need?

How can resources be identified and rated?

Keeping all the visitors together, and designating one area for development (this one dates back to the '60s) means that not only can resources be combined but also that other areas are left undeveloped, an important way for areas supported by tourism to both control and monitor those businesses -- not to mention protect natural resources.

Given the already stupendous and wildly escalating costs of health care, driven particularly by newer diagnostic and therapeutic interventions, how can resources be optimally and fairly allocated within the health care sector and across all sectors of public expenditure?

Not only can resources be shifted in a more explicit and rigorous manner, but also managers and clinicians alike, and even public members, can be appropriately engaged, thereby inherently improving what will always be a values-laden activity.

How can resource-rich countries deal with these social conflicts?

"The position is that we have more opportunities than we can resource," Mr Hancock said.

That way, executives can adjust resources quickly.

Men can hog resources, but the two requirements are interlocked.

"None," said communists, "only the state can redistribute resources on an equitable basis".