Sentence examples for former resources from inspiring English sources
The phrase "former resources" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to resources that were previously available or utilized but are no longer in use.
Example: "The company had to adapt quickly after losing its former resources due to budget cuts."
Alternatives: "previous resources" or "past resources."
The former resources minister said he might continue on in politics or move into the corporate sector.
When Macfarlane retired earlier this year, Abbott spoke about his former resources minister and called for him to be rewarded by the sector.
Robb's position comes a month after the former resources minister Ian Macfarlane announced he would be working for the Queensland Resources Council as chief executive.
He said Icac, which is preparing another investigation involving AWH and the former resources minister Chris Hartcher was "doing its job, pure and simple".
The former resources minister Ian Macfarlane has taken up a job as the chief executive of the Queensland Resources Council, six months after Tony Abbott called on the sector to "demonstrate their gratitude" to him for scrapping the mining tax.
Placed in the hands of former resources minister Josh Frydenberg, who once argued there was a "strong moral case for coal", the combined portfolio presented the opportunity to properly connect the inextricably linked policy areas.
The original Howard plan was energetically embraced and promoted by former resource minister Martin Ferguson, despite conflicting with Labor policy and senior ALP figures describing the legislation to make the dump possible as "sordid" and "arrogant".
(6) In the moving state M, the fruit fly first actively covers some distance from its former resource; but how fast and how far?
Bracing for further declines, Ms. Stolberg, a former human resources benefits manager, started looking for work.
The Y.W.C.A. has named Dorris Daniel-Parkes, the organization's former human resources director, as its interim director.
The revelation came as a former human resources executive, Nancy M. Tullos, pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice.
