Sentence examples for more valuable resources from inspiring English sources

More valuable resources are available only in certain ports, and so, as in real life, economics, politics and combat are each but various tools of war.

Of course, the competition for ever more valuable resources may be fueling conflict including DRC (Democratic Republic of Congo) Myanmar, Ogaden, South Sudan, Ukraine as well as Israel/Palestine.

The development and expansion of RPdb will keep on going and more valuable resources will be integrated into the database in the future.

Which, if you are looking for information about family members with some sort of connection to New York, makes the library an even more valuable resource.

It's considered one of the more valuable resource flow routes of the circular economy, yet it's still a fledging industry – particularly within the UK and Europe.

"Seeds were also taken further away during the dry season, which suggests that the rodents saw them as a more valuable resource than during the wet season," Dr Haugaasen told BBC News.

But according to Daniel Faber, CEO of Deep Space, his company soon recognized that these hunks of space rock hold a far more valuable resource than gold water.

Indeed, for future historians attempting to tell the political story of the last two decades, there will be no more valuable resource than the transcripts and the tapes of "Meet the Press".

Based on these identified cSSR-containing sequences, we will design more PCR primers and assess their polymorphism among cultivated and wild Ipomoea species and provide a more valuable resource of genetic markers for future research in sweetpotato.

Because one study found that old friends and connections can be even more valuable as resources than current ones — because they intersect with different worlds and therefore have more fresh ideas — Grant has a tickler built into his calendar reminding him, once a month, to get in touch with a contact he likes but with whom he has temporarily lost touch.

The impact of these hedgerows on invertebrate abundance is moderated by local landscape, and hedgerows are a more valuable forage resource for pollinators in more intensely managed landscapes.