Sentence examples similar to kept resources from inspiring English sources

The circular economy keeps resources in circulation for longer.

Recycling in this way keeps resources out of North American landfills.

Some Hearst editors resented the losses that were piling up while they were forced to keep resources tight.

They keep resources tight, which pushes people to channel their creativity into finding additional resources, not in actually developing new products or services.

By providing performance over products, you keep resources within your business and strengthen your customer base through repeat use and improved brand experience.

Could high street brands realistically move from a product to service based business model to keep resources in domestic economies for longer?

That's why Johnston is supportive of circular economy business models, in which businesses keep resources in use for as long as possible, extract their maximum value and then recycle and reuse products and materials.

Mr. Macallair, who has called the state institutions "relics of the 19th century," agreed that the proposed state closings presented challenges, but he said too much hand-wringing would keep resources at the state level and prevent needed changes.

An even more cautious approach would have been to keep resources out of the area entirely until definitive security clearance from the police and fire departments.

Why keep resources of the for-profit world separate from the warm n' fuzzies that come along with social enterprise and non-profit work?

And staffers remain concerned about further cuts, given the restructuring and financial problems at Kaplan, the Washington Post Company's for-profit education and test-prep company that's helped keep resources at the paper amid advertising and circulation declines.