Sentence examples for from personal resources from inspiring English sources

Logistics: Time and funding were all from personal resources.

Thus Kabeer (1999) argues that the ability to make choices and act upon them should be viewed as separate from personal resources and outcomes when analyzing women's empowerment.

He has $500 million of funding already committed from a combination of Indian and international real estate funds and developers, Bhatia says, and he's contributing an undisclosed sum from his personal resources.

The network is financed by the Aga Khan's personal resources, additional contributions from Ismaili Muslims and others, and from a range of international and governmental agencies, like the United States Agency for International Development and the European Union.

After the house and studio burned down Scarpa rebuilt it with plans that included a sanctuary for cats, using personal resources and proceeds from her pottery sales to make it possible.

Resources attributed to an individual (personal resources) are differentiated from those which form parts of the life environment (external resources).

On the other hand, sequential MR and PET/CT imaging has several limitations: patient repositioning may result in spatial mismatch and the various ways of the correction of misalignment are time consuming and limited; it is furthermore uncomfortable for critically ill patients, costly in terms of time and personal resources and inefficient from a work-flow perspective.

Similar findings of unavailability of IDSR reporting forms and use of personal resources has been reported from other developing countries [ 32].

Literature describes resilience in managing or resisting depression as drawing on personal resources ('being strong') and deriving support from the network of people around the depression sufferer [ 33].

As personal resources can be very limited compared to those from social ties, especially during pregnancy, social resources are necessary and should be accessible through strong social connections, which represents a sense of attachment or sharing one's sentiments [ 99].

Furthermore, primary elections would force candidates without personal resources to raise money, which they usually would do from the lawyers appearing before them.