Sentence examples for outstrip resources from inspiring English sources

As long as commitments outstrip resources, even Dr Fox's new model MoD will struggle to cope.

The worry then was that the population explosion would outstrip resources and slow down economic growth.

At a time when population growth is set to outstrip resources, this book addresses worrying present-day concerns.

Despite this, aid officials warn "money is going out as fast as it is coming in", and that the UN's multibillion-dollar requests still may not be enough in a crisis where demands frequently outstrip resources.

The council said there were 180,000 pass holders in Norfolk, but currently the costs of providing the service "far outstrip resources allocated by the government".

In many settings like ours, demands outstrip resources.

A success story, definitely, but the 1.8 million visitors that first year outstripped resources and surprised museum officials who had expected attendance to be about 1.3 million.

In June, Nick Hardwick, the Chief Inspector of Prisons, told BBC News the demands on jails in England and Wales had "outstripped" resources, and warned there may be trouble ahead.

As demand outstrips resources in the UK, the volume and appropriateness of referrals from primary care to specialist services has become a key concern.

It's easy to see how the demands of Howard's social mission might outstrip its resources.

"As we got through the day, we recognized that at the pace things were going, there could be continued liquidity demands that would outstrip our resources," he said.