Sentence examples for resources because the from inspiring English sources

But these shops have limited resources because the supply chain had been disrupted due to the ban on vehicles.

It's rarely productive for one group of citizens to fight another over resources, because the game is so rarely zero-sum.

But Hurley says these expenses are prohibitive for small island economies regardless of their debt or income level: "Small economies just do not have the resources because the upfront costs [of adaptation] are too great".

But the agency refused to release the list in response to a freedom of information request, arguing it would divert resources because the agency would need to consult every person on the list before disclosing it.

"But the reality is it serves as fertilizer on beaches and it may turn out to be extremely positive for fishery resources," because the seaweed becomes a refuge and a food source for young fish and other sea creatures.

Based on the early evidence, Sparano must still be tied up with administrative matters in human resources because the offense seems to have picked up right where it left off with his predecessor, and last season's convenient scapegoat, Brian Schottenheimer.

Furthermore, even though we discussed differences in searching strategies for every language, there might be a sampling error in identification of the online resources because of the massive websites containing the keywords.

Massive content distribution on overlay networks stresses both the server and the network resources because of the large volumes of data, relatively high bandwidth requirement, and many concurrent clients.

Hunter criticized those who connected the wildfires to the lack of resources because of the War in Iraq.

The multiple scales dramatically increase the requirements, in terms of computational resources, because of the need of performing large scale simulations with the proper small-scales resolution.

Further, participants were not motivated to look for answers about the risk of recurrence in books or Internet resources because of the lack of material about the participants written for a lay audience in Japanese.