Sentence examples for resource waiting from inspiring English sources

He considers himself a resource waiting to be tapped.

Could it be an awareness of the sacred within creation and the deep knowing that we are all One -- one living planet full of wonder and mystery, not just a resource waiting to be consumed?

But if "Empire 2.0" really is  a genuine policy rather than the intimation of one – if the Empire-fetishising Tory right think the Commonwealth is a passive resource waiting to be exploited by Britain (again) – then it's a fantastic delusion: the kind that could only be sustained by a nation that had no idea where it has been or where it is going.

Other venom components accounted for nearly 41% of whole toxin-like peptides in venom of Yunnan-sourced population, which is a big natural venom resource waiting for exploring.

As Klein herself observes in an interesting chapter on what she calls "extractivism" – the economic model that treats the Earth as a bundle of resources waiting to be exploited – human activity was already changing the climate centuries ago.

There is no NHS beds disaster, there is no teacher shortage (the Jamie Oliver phenomenon partly testifies to the lack of a crisis in other areas of school resources), waiting lists are... No, enough.

Or it could be that Cuba has no strong economic lure for corporate interests, while China represents a potential market of more than one billion consumers, cheap labor and plentiful natural resources waiting to be exploited.

So far, no shale gas has been produced in Britain, but exploratory drilling is under way and the British Geological Survey recently whetted prospectors' appetites by revealing there could be huge resources waiting to be unlocked, possibly enough to supply the country for 25 years.

Using IaaS, we can move away from the model of a shared operating system environment and resources waiting for workloads to be submitted and instead create virtual private research environments on demand that are dedicated to a particular use and provide a user experience that differs in many important respects from that of current production grid infrastructures.

Thus, the long-term outlook for Russian hydrocarbons remains both uncertain and strong at the same time - there are vast resources waiting for a better price before they're drilled.

Applications that have achieved significant resource release have typically done so under significant budgetary pressure (budget cuts/deficits of known magnitude) or under significant pressure on limited resources (waiting lists exceeding targets).