Sentence examples for resources could not be from inspiring English sources
A more inefficient use of scarce resources could not be devised.
Given the school's limited endowment and lofty aspirations, resources could not be distributed evenly.
Yet the Americans denied the requests to bomb Auschwitz, citing several reasons: military resources could not be diverted from the war effort (as they were to support the non-Jewish Poles); bombing Auschwitz might prove ineffective; and bombing might provoke even more vindictive German action.
Seamless transfer of gLite jobs to desktop grids was already implemented by EDGI; however this huge number of DG resources could not be utilized efficiently due to slow completion time caused by unpredictable behavior of the volunteer resources.
For example Finney et al. (2009) demonstrated that the primary factor leading to containment of large wildfires was the number of quiescent fire growth periods, and that the quantity of suppression resources could not be demonstrated to have any effect on likelihood of containment.
In the absence of baseline information, these resources could not be equitably distributed among the population.
The selection of a host location that all students and staff could access meant that the resource could not be located in the existing online learning management system.
Although an upper bound independent from allocated resource could not be achieved for JFI, Figure 2 shows that while the number of users in a cell (for instance, the number of users in tier 1 cell 1 is very high compared to tier 2 cells) increases, the upper bound decreases.
ii The response alternative 'Not available', presented for items regarding structural and electronic resources, was treated as 'Never' in the pilot test analysis, as a not available resource could not be used.
In this light, the Grids let scientists solve larger or new problems by pooling together resources that could not be coupled easily before.
In addition, during periods of food shortage, the ability to reach resources that could not be exploited by other animals would have carried a high selective advantage (Sander et al., 2009).
