Sentence examples for resources because it from inspiring English sources
The loans would be made by the European Central Bank, but the finance facility would absorb any losses, leveraging its resources because it could guarantee bonds with an aggregate value many times larger than its available funds.
In this vein, Levidow [55] outlines how the EU can continue "its global plunder of resources" because it pursues global leadership for sustainable biofuels.
Mr. Whalley said he might buy shares of Reliant Resources because it had no debt.
She said a senior-level client of hers got an interview and was hired because the hard copy of his cover letter and résumé reached the company president, whereas his electronic application was rejected by someone in human resources because it did not meet certain rigid criteria.
It is only presenting a reasonably pacific face on issues such as Taiwan, Japan and the other irritations to its ambitions about regional hegemony and control of under-sea energy resources, because it is not quite ready to use military means instead – though it is rapidly getting there.
If your co-worker becomes defensive or angry, speak to your boss or human resources, because it's not your job to manage the problem, says David Sack, a psychiatrist and C.E.O. of Promises Treatment Centers in Malibu, Calif.
Property rights enable fishermen to avoid what ecologists call the tragedy of the commons: the destruction of a common resource because it is open to all.
The state wants to exploit this resource because it could add to the region's energy supplies and give a much-needed lift to the upstate economy.
Species may compete for many resources simultaneously, but often one resource, called the limiting resource because it limits the population growth of each species, is the focus of competition.
Video mediated communication is a valuable educational resource because it provides access to otherwise unreachable learning materials, it motivates students, and helps them improve their communication skills.
This is an extremely important tool in the development of a geothermal resource because it tells us the long-range anticipated capability of the field to support a given amount of electrical generation.
