Sentence examples for radical resource from inspiring English sources

But what does radical resource efficiency really look like in practice?

With domestic gas production on the decline in the 1970s and policymakers eager for alternatives to imported oil, shale gas was one of several such radical resource bases that federal geologists tried to tap.

Raising the consumption levels of the world's poor dramatically requires radically new business models and technologies to avoid disastrous impacts on Earth's ecosystems; governance mechanisms are needed to enforce the adoption of radical resource efficiency measures and clean technologies across a multinational playing field.

A rising post-capitalist tide has been marked by events across the Arab world, Occupy, anti-austerity movements in Europe, revolts against the market especially by the poor and hungry, and radical resource struggles.

A standardised formula based on a core entitlement, with some variation for local factors, deprivation, special needs and to cover higher teacher pay in London, could lead to a radical shift in resources.

And if companies are still struggling to borrow, it doesn't just matter because it puts jobs at risk and delays Britain's recovery in the short-term, but because the kind of adjustment the economy must make – from finance to industry, domestic consumption to exports – requires a radical transfer of resources.

But even with all of those resources, radical content keeps appearing online.

Thus, constitutive differences related to metabolism, biomass mobilization, energetic resources, radical system structure, and density of stomata would be expected.

But that risks turning the young generation into a resource for radical Islamic propaganda and unrest," said a local graphic artist, who asked to remain anonymous.

Ruth Carnall, who was chief executive of NHS London until April, said that, in order to do that, Stevens would have to deliver the "radical transformation necessary" with resource constraints"the like of which we have not seen before, and in the face of public and political resistance to many of the changes currently proposed", such as centralising key services in fewer hospitals.

Why is this guy, whose bristly silver mustache looks like it belongs on the RCMP side of the caution tape, taking such a radical stance on a resource project?