Sentence examples for resources afford from inspiring English sources

All three major information resources afford their users the ability to go to their respective websites and search or browse sequences, genes, traits and other data from major cereal crops (Gramene) or legumes (SoyBase, LIS), yet cross website scientific integration is laborious and largely unstructured.

The defence resources afforded inmates are so anemic that the ACLU has spent over $6m to support these defence teams.

Prospect Park has never enjoyed the same rich resources afforded by its Manhattan cousin, the 843-acre Central Park.

Specifically, students found it difficult to conceptualize an audience and negotiate the multiple semiotic resources afforded by multimodal composing.

Antiwar protestors have been extraordinarily effective at deploying the resources afforded them in this more participatory environment to mobilize their supports in opposition to governmental policies.

Yale is also considering ways of extending the resources afforded by the Mellon grant by developing partnerships with nearby universities and liberal arts colleges.

In addition to the resources afforded to you as a SEAS and Electrical Engineering student, you will reap the benefits of having New York City at your front door.

The quarrel focused a bright spotlight on USA Hockey from all corners of the sports world, bringing attention to the disparity in resources afforded to the men's and women's national teams.

Mr LeBaron, who has been in office for two years, contrasts the vast resources afforded to reporters at the network with what he calls the "lack of overall media freedom" in the country, which is free from overt political censorship but has only a handful of "tame and ineffective" independent news outlets.

With the clock ticking, the organization's executive board met throughout Monday to weigh its options, facing mounting political pressure and a vow from the national team players to boycott the year's biggest tournament until a resolution is struck over pay and resources afforded to the women's program.

I hoped the fact that my research was being carried out from within a common faith, and that it drew explicitly and deeply on the theological resources afforded by this, reassured them that I, unlike many others, was not engaging in an attack on the faith and communities they held dear.