Sentence examples for resources ask from inspiring English sources

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Now, if Tutu had addressed what some might see as the real underlying issue – the control of natural resources (ask yourself which companies with leadership/ownership from where are now controlling those resources) – then he might have a stronger chance of rousing the "hearts and minds" of those listening.

Establishing online forums that function as collaborative spaces of common reflection, where students will share resources, ask and solve questions, or analyze topics at hand related to the course.

Susan Chambers, head of human resources, asked: "Tell me – let's have a show of hands.

"What about resources?" asked a woman who was worried that McAdams lacked the cash to take on the might of Miller, George Washington and Sarah Palin combined.

"How can there be scarcity in a country with so much land and resources?" asked Ramón Díaz, a pensioner, as he rested on a bench after doing his shopping.

In some areas, groups of schools and regional boards have pooled their resources, asking each school for a donation towards a fund used to pay staff who occupy similar roles to those previously operating under the SSPs.

In "The Hostile Hospital," from the Lemony Snicket "Series of Unfortunate Events" books, the three young orphans at the center of the story visit the fictitious Heimlich Hospital, where Babs, the head of human resources, asks them if they know what the most important work done in a hospital is.

"Can you imagine the IRS saying requiring tax returns is not a good use of resources?" asks Elaine Chao, labor secretary in the Bush Administration.

The only way the system could find out which resources were available to the delegate, using a PDP alone, would be to cycle through its entire list of resources asking the PDP if this user has access to them.

Five years ago, we were going around to queer resources, asking to be included, and often receiving "no" as an answer.