Sentence examples similar to imbalanced resources from inspiring English sources

The early establishment of such symbiotic associations has probably been one of the key factors for the evolutionary success of insects, since it may have allowed access to novel ecological niches and to new imbalanced food resources, such as plant sap or blood.

The titer and yield of a final compound is often limited by the inefficient use of cellular resources and imbalanced metabolism.

If this were reality, imagine the strong temptation for California to tap Fed resources to indulge imbalanced spending and borrowing.

"Looking at lobbying in the aggregate, what jumps out is the stark imbalance in resources.

Scunthorpe's overall performance, given the imbalance in resources, was certainly one to be proud of.

After building for years, the imbalance in resources between local stations and NPR has been exacerbated by the Kroc endowment.

Political reform funding does suffer from an imbalance in resources between lobbyists and activists, caused in part by nearsightedness favoring quantifiable deliverables and risk aversion to innovative projects.

Mr. Collins said that population shifts and an imbalance of resources "make necessary a national effort unprecedented in domestic America to save our cities.

The imbalance of resources meant that the outcome was never in doubt, but the fortifications of Carthage delayed the Roman victory.

Ian Foxley, a retired army officer and chairman of Whistleblowers UK, said: "One of the major problems facing any whistleblower is the imbalance in resources between the individual and the organisation.

As an example of the current imbalance in resources, we note that the current MoD R&D budget is more than 20 times larger than public funding for R&D on renewable energy.