In industry, especially in large, older corporations, resources are often plentiful.
Still, Cuban and News Corporation's resources do not guarantee that either will succeed in buying the Rangers.
Mr. Saban is said to want to be paid in cash, which would deplete News Corporation's resources at a time when the capital markets have made raising financing particularly difficult.
But the BBC's move has not been without its critics, who fear it will drain the corporation's resources from other parts of the north of England and rely on too many staff "bussed in" from London during the week who, like Campbell, will return to the capital at weekends.
On the other hand, if you're a political activist in a country with a repressive regime or a senior executive in a high-profile corporation, the resources and motivation of the people who might target you will be significantly different than what a regular consumer could face.
Regardless of whether you are a small family owned company, or a Fortune 50 corporation, the resources for your anniversary are going to be limited, so you should figure out your budgets and personnel before you start planning.
He said most of those buildings were operated by large corporations, with resources and personnel that could in some instances provide the means to temporarily solve the building's problems and allow it to reopen.
Corporations deploy resources to succeed domestically -- there are roads to pave and airports to build.
Some companies do a lot to protect the environment but huge multinational corporations extract resources and damage the environment far more than they "protect" it.
Marketing researchers have been mostly focusing the large corporations and resource plenty firms and have paid less attention to the resource crunched new entrepreneurial firms (Hills et al. 2008).
The most common forms of assistance, available at 40percentt of the corporations, were resource and referral programs.
