Sentence examples for resources and mean from inspiring English sources

We did compare mean levels of job and personal resources and mean levels of work engagement.

"We don't have the resources and means to produce medicine," said Gu Jinfeng, a salesman for Changzhou Watson Fine Chemical.

The report said the Kafkaesque funding system was a drain on time and resources and meant that large non-Indigenous service providers, which are adept at the tender process, increasingly won out over Indigenous-led programs.

The difference in what they can sell food or other goods for and what it costs to provide is a pure waste of limited resources and means that in-kind aid is often just an inefficient way of giving people cash.

It shouldn't be surprising that jazz singers, too, have found in the trombone resources and means to extend the voice, just like the musician-preacher in Ralph Ellison's novel "Juneteenth," whose horn sounds "like his own voice amplified; persuading, denouncing, rejoicing -- moving beyond words to the undifferentiated cry".

And "the so-called rich have the resources and means to go elsewhere and are more likely to do so if they thought the rules to be less than fair," he said, adding that many of his wealthy clients are extremely tax-sensitive.

"Dealing with so many avoidable incidents really stretched our resources and meant that we were needlessly tied up rather than being available for more serious emergencies.

In relation to resources and means granted to perform the activities, 43 % point out that "almost always" they do that and 57 % "almost never" do the same.

Unfortunately, the resources and means to enforce the rules are lean, thus leaving the door open for unsportsmanlike behavior.

This Veteran's Day, we reaffirm our commitment to ending veteran homelessness in Washington, D.C. by 2015 and providing our servicemen and women with the resources and means to remain in housing and be successful in their recovery.

Of course, we wanted a fair exchange and what we thought was fair was us providing resources and means to execute great ideas and big projects for a real-world business, without us having to micro-manage them, but they needed more guidance, more support, which we weren't available to offer because we had a lot on our plates already.