Sentence examples for new resources of from inspiring English sources

Without possessing any very significant new resources of power, he nevertheless lent his authority an exalted and strained theocratic complexion.

One of the pleasures of "Jesus' Son" is watching a filmmaker take risks and discover new resources of style.

There are still acres of uncharted cerebral terrain to explore here, from the research labs to the patient, backed by new resources of time and money.

As a compensatory lift, the film has a hilarious cameo by Jack Black, and, best of all, a young filmmaker (this is Ms. McLean's second feature) taking brave risks and discovering new resources of style.

One of the pleasures of "Jesus' Son," which is being shown today and tomorrow as part of the New Directors/New Films series at the Museum of Modern Art, is watching a filmmaker take risks and discover new resources of style.

The WikiHyperGlossary is a digital information literacy technology that has been developed to assist humans in understanding printed documents in the chemical sciences by embedding dynamic hyperlinks that connect them to new resources of the evolving world of digital content.

A new resource of change management in social care can provide some of the answers.

Once I was in college, though, with access to the campus computer lab and the relatively new resource of the Internet, I realized I could probably find it online.

The favorable capacitive performances make the waste biomass WCs act as a new resource of carbonaceous materials for high performance supercapacitors.

In the coming months, we look forward to recruiting the lead editor, associate editors, and inaugural papers that will launch a new resource of high-quality research for the scientific community.

However, this present work indicated the potentiality of V. alfalfae as a new resource of alkaline protease, which may suggest that protease activities could be used in the selection of candidates for aphids biological control.