Sentence examples for dissipation of resources from inspiring English sources
Pioneering work by economists has shown that, by inducing interest groups to fight for prizes, the creation of economic rents causes a dissipation of resources that is potentially more serious than the waste associated with the rent itself.
Some experts believe that such centralization solves the problem of defragmentation of research efforts and prevent dissipation of resources: 'They give us 100 million rubles.
"I think what that led to was a dissipation of resources, it meant we didn't have sufficiently strong school improvement services as the older counties had had, we didn't have expertise in human resource support for head teachers," Mr Andrews said.
Coordination and ensuring an even spread of players along the policy process were said to be weak, leading to incoherencies and dissipation of resources.
Domestic water waste and the energy wastes that come with it are often overlooked because they are small individually but they add up to immense dissipation of natural resources.
For instance, given that scarce educational time resources should be spent adequately and efficiently, it is important to address the question how the feeling of boredom as a subjective void of time arises and if there are pedagogical means to minimise this dissipation of temporal resources.
Due to the size of the business, one of the key corporate entrepreneurship strategies is to cope with "the challenges of dissipation of its resource base and derived competitive advantages" in order to secure survival and sustainable growth (Prashantham & Young, 2011, p. 276).
The sustainable process index (SPI) method as one calculation method for ecological footprints: the SPI method shows environmental pressures from all material and energy uses of the life cycle network by calculating the area of land which is associated with the supply of resources and the dissipation of emissions and wastes.
Nowadays, energy dissipation of buildings has caused serious problems to the environment for leading to overuse of resources in China.
6) Recruitment of resources.
