Sentence examples for resources could provide from inspiring English sources

The Carbon Trust has estimated that wave and tidal resources could provide 20% of the UK's electricity if fully developed.

While the region's water resources could provide each person with around 34,000 cubic metres of water every year, the average person only has access to just over 300 cubic metres.

Hence, one talent system, and one talent organization, managing both full-time and freelance resources could provide a good deal of strategic value.

Natural resources could provide a way to finance rebellions that have been started for other reasons and may extend the duration of civil wars; [see, e.g., 49, 50].

It is likely that Charles Carroll was fostered by the wealthier Grace, who had no son; his greater resources could provide for the child's education.

These inferences resulted from studies based on DNA-DNA hybridization or poorly assembled and fairly low coverage genomes, however, and currently available genomic resources could provide new insights into the evolutionary history of Rsp repeat family evolution.

Alternatively, woody biomass resource could provide a valuable feedstock for producing biofuels such as aviation fuels (Booth et al. 2014; Murphy et al. 2015) and to potential biofuel generators within SEQ such as the Northern Oil at Gladstone.

However, what if another scarce resource could provide the backing for a tradable unit of value?

For Mr. Rosbaugh, it is an unsightly wall of trees that obscure resources that could provide for his family.

New York mayor Bill de Blasio's new programme of mental health spending is impressive in its scale, leadership and depth of resources, and could provide a lesson for central and local government leaders in the UK.

"In a perfect world with unlimited resources we could provide every single family everything they want," Maribel S. Medina, the district's head legal counsel, said in an interview.