Sentence examples for lose resources from inspiring English sources

Psychological theories of loss suggest that as individuals lose resources and power they often seek to compensate for those losses by clinging more tightly to what resources they have left.

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This era has not been good for parents, who see their local public schools lose resources to charter schools and see their children subjected to endless, intensive testing.

Depending on its fitness value, a cell either can continue to live and acquire (or lose) resources, or it can die.

Lending and debt repayments also led to lost resources.

The developed world is also losing resources, through the same mechanisms that are damaging Africa.

Only a few brave senior coppers dare to challenge that for fear of losing resources and public confidence.

"When you compare these lost resources to the size of the economies, it's a huge proportion of their income that they're losing".

"During the Calderón administration, this is probably the element within the state security apparatus that has fallen behind, losing resources and momentum to the federal police.

Clawing back unspent evaluation funds: The threat of losing resources is a far greater incentive than the prospect of gaining them.

Mayor Bloomberg said the Police Department was a "shining example of how to do more with less," noting that crime has continued to go down even as the department has lost resources and manpower.