Sentence examples for considerable resources available from inspiring English sources
That's not great news for working women who don't have the considerable resources available to a television star married to a wealthy investor.
The US Attorney General has noted the difficulty of enforcing limits on pharmaceutical industry behaviour in managing the risks of monopoly extension, despite the considerable resources available to the US government [ 11].
It does have considerable financial resources available to it and has an annual budget believed to be in excess of two billion dollars with which, among other things, to bribe or suborn its opponents.
In short, the global need for intervention is very considerable and the resources available are very meager.
Participants who estimated that their coverage rates were above 50% were generally only responsible for a single site, and often commented on the considerable amount of resources available to them.
Despite these considerable natural and renewable resources available, we still need innovative solutions and billions of dollars of new capital to meet our goal of 100percentt renewables by 2045.
Conserving biodiversity during such a period of ecological upheaval poses many new challenges and will require a considerable increase in the resources available, especially to achieve the increase in the area that is protected for wildlife that will be necessary in order to sustain species as they adjust their ranges in response to climatic change.
Finally, unless a rating system accounts for the considerable differences in student backgrounds and resources available to them, it will simply mirror the vast inequalities within higher education.
In accordance, the wealth of genetics education resources available is presently considerable [1].
Firstly, the process of carrying out the trial brought considerable resources into the study site that had not been available previously.
The motivated student may go on to find appropriate learning resources but in a typical clerkship there is considerable variability in the quality of the student's search and in the resources available [ 10, 11].
