Sentence examples for commanded resources from inspiring English sources

Male or female, body fat showed you were a considerable person, that you commanded resources.

A king who commanded resources farther west, in Franconia, might therefore prove to be of help to Saxony.

One explanation offered by some for their hostility was that the race commanded resources that they said should have gone to those suffering on Staten Island and in the Rockaways.

Now that heroin and the opioid crisis is literally killing white Americans at extremely high rates, we have approached it as a public health crisis, which has commanded resources, research funding from NIH and the CDC and considerable media attention.

For one thing, men need to command resources after marriage as well as before, or they will find themselves divorced.

But we must find a way to voice our needs, if we are to command resources for research, if we are to understand and overcome endometriosis, and find a way of coping till we are free from it.

This "'takes the profit out of crime,'" the FBI says, "by helping to eliminate the ability of the offender to command resources necessary to continue illegal activities".

The low status of women, socio-cultural barriers to seeking care: women's mobility, ability to command resources, decision-making abilities, beliefs and practices surrounding childbirth and delivery has great impact on women's health.

They bet too heavily on self-maintenance and not heavily enough on assessing the resources they command, the resources they need to command, the points of resistance that keep them from growing.

He realized that as long as the Romans commanded the resources of an undivided Italian confederacy, no foreign attack could overwhelm them beyond recovery.

In theory, MPs command resources; they are the people who vote on public spending.