'my resourcefulness' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to your ability to find creative solutions to difficult problems. For example: "Thanks to my resourcefulness, I was able to successfully navigate the challenging project."
46 3.43.583 5. Thanks to my resourcefulness, I know how to handle unforeseen situations.
I'm no longer intimidated by the size of the challenges I face, and I'm much more confident in my resourcefulness to find a way to overcome the obstacles we encounter along the way.
How do you handle raising a child so impacted by autism, besides having Rebecca?" I think of maman, raising the six of us (ok, none of us have autism but we had our share of neurodiversity in the family) in different cities every three years, and I realize where my resourcefulness came from.
"I become more driven and work harder and longer hours because I know so many families depend on my energy and resourcefulness".
You may opt to address this by saying, "I was pleased to find that you were accepting applications for a public relations expert, because I know that my education, creativity, resourcefulness and networking tenacity make me an excellent candidate for the position".
And Equality and Human Rights Commission disability commissioner Lord Holmes of Richmond argues that "money is obviously an element but in my view it is much more about resourcefulness than resources.
How do I employ resourcefulness in tackling these obstacles?
But to read about his practical solutions to the problems of hunger and exposure and illness and solitude is to be invited into the narrative, to imagine what I would do if I were similarly stranded, and to measure my own stamina and resourcefulness and industry against his.
I take a break from my organic fury to relish in the resourcefulness and creativity of my fellow sledders.
About resourcefulness than parents' resources.
In tandem, my generation's clothes reflect our resourcefulness, lack of inhibition, and informality: if we want to wear day-glo, we wear day-glo; if we want to wear rags, we wear rags.
