Sentence examples for resources about how from inspiring English sources

Look at Scie's resources about how leadership can work in a social care setting.

This is because it is a genuine threat, not just to vested interests within the structure, but to the structure itself, for it asks us to dismantle our most basic assumptions: about how we do business, about how we use natural "resources", about how we live.

"We gave all parents and participants age-appropriate resources about how to have those conversations, and I do remember some emails thanking me for the opportunity to be there because they really didn't know how else to broach the subject".

Furthermore, in the absence of an HIV sector-wide professional body, there is no equivalent guidance for those working in community-based settings, although a number of organisations have published their own resources about how to manage issues relating to criminalisation for people living with diagnosed HIV (e.g. Bernard & Carter, 2014; Terrence Higgins Trust and National AIDS Trust, 2010).

Proteins rarely act alone, and knowledge of protein protein interaction network (interactome) provides an extraordinary resource about how pluripotency TFs collaborate and crosstalk with epigenetic regulators in ESCs.

Increasingly, researchers are mining social media as a data-rich resource about how people live.

"The big rap on rankings, which has a great deal of truth to it, is that they're excessively focused on inputs," said Ben Wildavsky, author of "The Great Brain Race," who said that measuring faculty size or publications, or counting the books in the university library, as some rankings do, tells you more about a university's resources than about how those resources impact on students.

Gardiner now has a meeting with her human resources consultant about how to break the news of job losses to her staff.

Ten years ago at my first startup in India, we spent a significant amount of time and resources worrying about how to approach customers who predominantly used SMS and bare-bones Symbian handsets.

They wanted to know more about community resources and about how they should act or what they should or should not do to facilitate their recovery: "...you've been in hospital,... primarily in bed for over a month, you are going to tire easily, you are not to...stress your body,...sometimes you need to be told.

Within hours of the Sept. 11 attacks, telephones at E.A.P.'s across the country rang nonstop with questions from human resource managers about how to handle employee concerns.