Sentence examples for resources comes from from inspiring English sources

The increasing claims come from the aging of the population, while the slowing growth of available resources comes from a slowdown of economic expansion over the last generation.

Also in Western Australia most of the electricity generated by renewable resources comes from wind energy (The Climate Institute 2010).

The information available about these resources comes from well test data performed at the time of their development (John et al. 1998).

Additional funding for Ensembl's variation resources comes from EMBL, the European Union Framework 6 STAR project, European Union Framework 7 Programme GEN2PHEN project and the UK Medical Research Council.

Where will the resources come from?

"There will be resources coming from all over the country".

The family's minimal resources come from welfare and food stamps.

The resources come from Everyone Everywhere, a pack of eight lessons designed for teaching human rights across the curriculum.

Roughly half of our resources come from government and foundation contributions, while the other half comes from our levy on plane tickets.

Our resources come from the public sector and the sale of commercial public services, so we've had to make the same sorts of economic decisions.

Most of the country's coal and renewable energy resources come from the northeast, northwest and west of the country, while most of the demand for energy comes from the east and south.