Sentence examples for playing resources from inspiring English sources

As ever Rafa Benitez will be forced to juggle his playing resources, but will be boosted by the return of Ashley Cole and Gary Cahill from injury, while Michael Laudrup has a fully fit squad to choose from.

It would surely not take kindly to the idea of being upstaged by a bloated Champions League that would inevitably find leading clubs spreading their playing resources to meet the demands of both competitions.

With sweltering conditions across much of the country expected to continue into the tournament, how Klinsmann manages his playing resources may have a direct bearing on his team's fate.

In mitigation, O'Sullivan does not have the playing resources of Brian Ashton and, for those who watched Ireland's Under-20 side being put to the sword by a vibrant young England at Kingsholm on Friday night, the future for O'Sullivan's successor does not look particularly bright.

But until the Europa League format is streamlined, and the matches are moved to a Tuesday or Wednesday night rather than a Thursday, it is hard to make a case for being in the competition, especially for a club with Swansea's playing resources, and that is before we even mention the financial aspect.

At United, that could never be enough, no matter how denuded the playing resources and therefore deluded the cavaliers.

Many developers will no doubt prefer to configure their own, but for those who want an easier solution for playing resource-intensive games or graphics rendering on with a MacBook, this is a fairly simple solution.

Babu holds the entire P&L responsibility and has the liberty to plug and play resources at his disposal.

Many of those newer users are coming from developing countries where they are using feature phones, which makes it harder if not impossible for them to play resource-intensive social games.

To make experiences, work, play, resources, teachers, mentors, and collaborators available to them to help them as they construct themselves.

In this one, 395 students watched trained actors playing human-resources professionals pitching to hire certain candidates.