Sentence examples for prime resources from inspiring English sources

Here in the mountains, goats and sheep are prime resources, producing untold varieties of rich cheeses.

The annual catch peaked at 12m tonnes before the stock collapsed in 1972, taking years to recover.Now Peru is trying to make better use of one of its prime resources, in two ways.

What makes them such prime resources, beloved by designers, who often contribute their own items, is what makes it necessary for the shopper to move fast — designers shop there, too.

Lazzi were one of the prime resources of the commedia actors, consisting of verbal asides on current political and literary topics, manifestations of terror, pratfalls and other acrobatics, and similar actions.

His Somaliland business is handled through a company called Prime Resources which has a staff of nine people in Hargeisa, the capital.

But the market is also relatively unused for prime resources, and India is where Ayurveda comes from, after all, a practice founded on essential oils and natural Attar.

Tricks of the light became a prime resource in later years.

(First-generation Americans from City College are the company's prime resource).

Society needs all the creative thinking it can get, and artists are a prime resource.

Dance was only part of Fuller's theatrical effect; for another American dancer, Isadora Duncan, it was the prime resource.

His wildly popular campaign rallies in Colorado were a prime resource for collecting signatures to get ColoradoCare on the ballot, according to ColoradoCareYes.