Sentence examples for have rich resources from inspiring English sources

In the case of Vietnam, the concern was that the virus of independent development might infect Indonesia, which really does have rich resources.

Japan has territorial disputes with both China and South Korea over wretched pieces of rock that may have rich resources around them.Related items Correction: Japan's territorial disputesOct 12th 2006 Japan and China: Talking at lastOct 5th 2006Into this mix, dangerously and unpredictably, comes North Korea.

Affluent communities have richer resources, more early childhood opportunities and have been able to resist the incessant pounding of reform either explicitly or subversively.

For desire has rich resources that would please even the moralist who was not simply doctrinaire.

"The U.S. had rich resources, and if I stayed in Hong Kong I couldn't satisfy demand in China.

Wuliang mountain, which is in the Jingdong county of Pu-erh district, has rich resources of aged tea trees, and is one of the largest Pu-erh tea producing mountains.

Los Angeles, on the other hand, has rich resources in entertainment.

The government has rich resources to guide social forces to effectively perform reconstruction work; nevertheless, is the implementation of post-earthquake rescue policies effective?

Analytic functionalism, of course, has richer resources than logical behaviorism for such translations, since it permits reference to the causal relations that a mental state has to stimulations, behavior, and other mental states.

The shelf areas are rich in demersal resources, including penaeid shrimps, and small pelagic resources, while the oceanic waters of the Pacific have rich tuna resources.

Guizhou has rich mineral resources.