Sentence examples for hoard resources from inspiring English sources

One envisions an "enclave economy" in which the wealthy parts of the state — the Bay Area among them — wall themselves off and hoard resources, letting hoi polloi in the hinterlands fend for themselves.

Some Chinese companies have turned this into serious business, employing thousands of "gold farmers," who play the game in an effort to hoard resources that can be sold to players in South Korea or the United States.

As Jared Diamond explains, with no ability or need to store or hoard resources, "there can be no kings, no class of social parasites who grow fat on food seized from others".

On his last day in Kenya before travelling to Uganda on Friday, the pontiff criticised wealthy minorities who hoard resources at the expense of the poor and praised the values of solidarity and mutual support in deprived neighbourhoods.

NewCo should report at least one level above CoreCo in order to reduce the pressures on NewCo for short-term results and to ensure that CoreCo does not hoard resources.

They couldn't waffle about contributing their time and effort to the new talent development system; they couldn't "protect" talent, hoard resources, or declare themselves immune from succession planning, he said.

But if a government hoards resources, the resourceful will not prosper.

In the misinterpretation age, however, there's no time for hoarding resources.

The state hoards resources; to get at them, citizens must often prove their merit with loyalty or cash.

Some Democrats are skeptical of claims of reform from a party that had hoarded resources during the more than four decades it controlled the Senate.

They may find out, for example, that the manager hoards resources or didn't buy into finance's latest supply chain initiative.