Sentence examples for resources at all from inspiring English sources

One resource is better than no resources at all.

India suffers from a lack of teachers and educational resources at all levels.

Regulators and some influential American senators worry about banks being in natural resources at all.

"There are no resources at all!" Becoming agitated, he abruptly changed the subject to the United States.

And what's it like to be those who have survived the quake and have no food and no medical resources at all?

There are no educational resources at all describing how the Spanish parliament works, therefore a little knowledge is needed before using the site.

"Throwing all your resources at a symbolic entity signals to the rest of the world that you are a fanatic".

Manufacturing, in particular, relies heavily on information as an important resource at all levels: from design to planning, operations, and after sales operations.

First, data from local weather stations was collected to have a realistic evaluation of the variability of the solar/wind resource at all time scales.

In the context of ongoing debate about the status and authority of the "evidence of experience" (Scott 1991), the second principle that feminist research "start from," and be grounded in, women's experience has been reframed as a commitment to treat gendered experience and self-understanding as a critical resource at all stages of research (Wylie 1992).

This indeed appears to be the case, since for the Series A articles the percentage of passivizable verbs which are active with a first person pronoun subject, are never more than 2%, with one author not using this resource at all, and one significant exception.