The existence of the book, in other words, is a triumph of resourcefulness over resources.
He was, in short, a politician, of a sort that was rare in the African National Congress then and is in woefully short supply today, here and in Washington: a politician with high purpose, a clear eye on the future, an immense generosity of spirit and deep reserves of discipline and resourcefulness.
At the end of every month, they blow past their bank account's $900 overdraft limit, plunging themselves deeper into a spiral of greater resourcefulness and regret.
ZZ Ward is currently on tour with Delta Rae, and they play Irving Plaza in New York on March 5. George Graham, in his weekly music review, writes, "Durability in the music world, if you're a singer-songwriter, pretty much requires resourcefulness, as well as a deep well of originality".
The larger problem is the deep-seated sports ethos that embraces a tradition of mental toughness, emotional fortitude and inner resourcefulness that makes it difficult, if not impossible, to say, "Help".
As shelter magazines foundered, up came a new breed of self-curating, design-smart amateurs spurred to resourcefulness by the recession and assisted by the Internet in finding materials and furnishings at deep discounts.
4. Resourcefulness: Resourcefulness in simple terms is one's ability to marshal all available resources in the most optimal fashion.
Resourcefulness has been rewarded.
"It's about resourcefulness.
Need, resourcefulness and talent.
