Sentence examples for questionable resource from inspiring English sources
Yalova Province has certain fundamental problems including but not limited to; population growth and unplanned urbanization caused by industrialization, uncontrolled increase in demand for fire wood and non-wooden products of forestry resources, questionable resource management decisions adopted in the past and low-income levels of the people especially those in the rural areas.
They marginalized regulatory oversight more or less out of spite, and now we're stuck with a questionable resource mega-project that's growing slowly and steadily behind schedule and over budget.
The sustainability of either of these models may be questionable in resource constrained settings, given competing pressures of time for both teachers and peers, and a severe global shortage of qualified school teachers [ 21].
21 In our experience, in presentations showing complex overlapping wounds with adjacent angiosomes with questionable collateral resources, we orient procedures toward tandem or multiple angiosome reopening, if technically feasible.
However, it is questionable whether existing resource allocation solutions are adequate in dynamically changing C-RAN environments.
This attitude that shuns healing, forgiveness, and compensation for questionable promises of resource driven prosperity, won't do them any favours in bridging the necessary divides that may be required for the permission to build pipelines through aboriginal lands. .
Question questionable sources.
** Even though Kyrgyzstan, in the steppes of Central Asia, has a lot of horses, equestrian events would be a questionable use of resources.
Schmelzer's Sonata Tubicinium seemed a more questionable use of resources: he had the violins and violas play the simple chord-outline figuration of military trumpets with the harpsichord approximating drum timbres.
This is sometimes discussed as a questionable use of resources: Is society throwing large amounts of medical treatment at some patients in a futile, if noble, effort to extend lives that are bound to end soon?
In most cases, even if possible, this would be a questionable use of resources.
