Sentence examples for means resources from inspiring English sources

"The wider financial context means resources across government will be constrained.

That means resources to deal with them where they are — academically, emotionally and psychologically.

The reasons for this are no mystery: Greater pressure on margins means resources need to be shared more efficiently.

For travelers living on the road, "accommodation" means resources at maintained "halting sites," like hot and cold running water, garbage collection and enough space for children to play safely.

The report underlines concerns being raised by both the 1994 group and the Russell group of larger research-intensive universities - that the RAE settlement means resources have "leaked" from a select group of established research teams to almost all universities.

This means resources allocated to much more viable leads.

Leslie Morphy, chief executive of the homeless charity Crisis, said: "We need a bigger pool of temporary accommodation and that means resource".

The government's concessions mean resources must be found in the pre-budget report this autumn to compensate the 10p rate losers.

In the figure, the black arrows mean resources are held by tasks while white arrows mean tasks request resources.

The fact that a titanic effort was made to repair this damage shows how high a priority the dams were, and it meant resources were shifted from elsewhere.

Small populations and low tax bases mean resources can be scarce.