Sentence examples for less resourceful from inspiring English sources
The hardly less resourceful van Wijngaarden, on his own, perfected a paint medium, gelatin glue, to finesse a standard test for the age of oil paint: rubbing with alcohol, which dissolves oils that have had less than decades to dry.
The dramatic potential of the story itself is obvious – but Powell's book about the obstacles he faced to get the film made, many of which would have overwhelmed a less resourceful and determined person, has its own gripping hold.
In less resourceful hands, the idea might quickly have worn thin; it might might have taken an uncomfortable turn, since the story's young hero must face the transformation of his plump, stern, middle-aged mother into a flirtatious young beauty.
Hoard a few new ones in the back of your stock cupboard, and at Christmas, when less resourceful colleagues come begging, use the glue sticks as currency to exchange for better things.
After all, for every Hanks and Ashenhurst, who are among the most dedicated volunteers in the campaign's most organized state, you would expect to find 10 volunteers who are less resolved, less resourceful and less patient with the campaign's constant demands.
To our knowledge, no previous work presented such a complete overview considering the case of Portuguese language, a less resourceful language, in this scenario.
Half a dozen Rorschach scores showed that Alzheimer's patients were less psychologically resourceful, with less cognitive sophistication, creativity, empathy and problem-solving ability.
Europe gave her a new perspective: "You are far less wasteful, more resourceful.
(Billy Hart, who replaces Mr. Stewart on Friday and Saturday, should be no less daring or resourceful in the role).
When he had the opportunity to fight a more resourceful, less wasteful kind of war, as in the sequence of hit-and-run battles that led up to Vicksburg, he did.
This causes you to be less productive and resourceful, meaning that you get less back from every hour you put in.
