Sentence examples for crisis of resources from inspiring English sources

The world's ecological, social and economic crises are as much a crisis of spirit as a crisis of resources.

Challenges include increasing urbanization; the need for industrial growth as well as jobs for an increasing number of educated youth; the crisis of resources and infrastructure; the fragmentation of state capacity and rising violence; ethical and moral issues raised by development planning; the role of appropriate technology and research; and popular discontent.

In terms of meeting human needs, there's not a job crisis, but a crisis of resource distribution.

It is the effects of geography on the everyday efforts of ordinary people as they deal with crises of resources, disease, migration, and climate.

Grantham, the founder and chief strategist of the asset-management firm GMO, was reading aloud from a rough draft of his next quarterly letter to investors, in which he ranks some long-term crises of resource limitation along a scale from "merely serious" to "dangerous".

They respond to a situation, in which the profession will have to confront not only a crisis of economic resources, but also a crisis of natural resources, that will be even more persistent.

Are we heading for -- are we already in -- a crisis of ecology, resources, climate, population and more?

The project's official Web site says that the diversion "will be an important and basic facility for mitigating the existing crisis of water resources in north China" and that sufficient studies have been done.

– TED speaker Sir Ken Robinson calls "a crisis of human resources" (Click here for the RSA talk from the same speaker which has been animated in a highly educational fashion).

"What we are talking about," Welcomme said, "is a worldwide management crisis of natural resources". Overfishing throughout the world jeopardizes a major source of food for the Earth's growing population.

At least 36 countries are suffering from severe shortages of healthcare workers and this crisis of human resources in developing countries is a major obstacle to scale-up of HIV care.