Sentence examples for resource whose from inspiring English sources
Oil is not the only natural resource whose management will be critical to the fate of the new nation.
Southern Sudan's wildlife and landscapes are another resource whose effective management will be necessary for the new nation.
Today, of course, his companies — and his fortune — are largely propelled by oil, a finite resource whose availability can only diminish.
Dubravka Sekulic argues that it's precisely nationalisation that made this possible, meaning that "space was a resource whose development should bring equality, not the basis for profit making".
So why continue to flush away a resource whose value, even under the dim light of a sewer gas lamp, should be blindingly obvious?
To tribal leaders, oil wealth could be more lucrative and reliable than any casino — a resource whose royalties could transform a reservation scarred by poverty and alcoholism.
But the biggest victims are the African people who live in a continent with enormous resources whose benefits they are yet to see and whose beauty is eroding fast.
He said taking away sports would mostly hurt the children with the fewest resources, whose families could not afford to move or take them to school at a neighboring district.
Among the developed countries, the best performers for the decade were those that were most dependent on natural resources, whose prices generally rose, in part because of additional demand from expanding economies in emerging markets.
In most cases, their profits include "economic rents", as economists call payments made to those who control resources whose supply, in the short term, does not vary with their price.
Like advocates of the market for more than 200 years, the drafter of the declaration cannot abide the idea of "the commons" – commonly held resources whose reproduction and use is not subject to the laws of finance.
