Sentence examples for resources compound from inspiring English sources

By the mid-1990's New Zealanders had come to speak of downwardly "spiraling" schools in which declining enrollments and the subsequent loss of teachers and other academic resources compound the challenges they face.

These various types of database integration each have their own benefits: portals can be used as directories to data resources, compound browsers can collect resources provided by several organizations and full integration is necessary to process queries that cannot be evaluated without integration of databases.

CMDC's deployment of large scale resources compounded the spatial practice of the previous decade leading to the production of unanticipated public space potentials and the politicised appropriation of urban space.

On the policy level, it is acknowledged that the capacity of embassies in terms of human and financial resources, compounded by the relative difficulty of negotiations in cases where the host government has no effective control and legitimacy will make it difficult to ensure that the ideal conditions in repatriating OFWs will be done.

Inadequate knowledge and shortage of resources compounded by inability to prioritize care for the seriously sick patients were cited as major problems.

Limited communication and consultation about decisions by higher level decision makers to reduce service capacity or indeed add new services without additional physiotherapy resources compounded the conflict between service, professional and personal values.

Internal and external stakeholders commented on lack of resources compounding the difficulty of integrating MNDs' policy solutions into the day-to-day delivery of existing programmes, which meant that the issue was stuck in a 'low-priority cycle', 21 with lack of budgetary commitment to support advocacy efforts for higher prioritisation of the issue.

If species have no overlap in what resource compounds they use from the hay extract medium, the growth rates of the test species should be at the same level in the filtrate as in the unconsumed medium in cross-species treatments.

Multiple resources hold compound data, and maintaining the links between all these databases is time-consuming.

The fierce competition for sparse resources is compounded by security fears and deeply conflicting national claims.

As meat production depletes the world's resources and compounds the changing climate, eating insects and other creepy crawlies might well be in all our futures.