Sentence examples for resources described from inspiring English sources

Michael Klare, author of Rising Powers, Shrinking Planet, a book about the growing tussle for global resources, described today's China as "the shopaholic of planet Earth".

Entertainment Weekly called American Vampire "fresh and original," while a review on the Web site Comic Book Resources described the first issue as "layered" and "wonderfully nasty".

In phase 2, students identified the relationships within and between the resources described in phase 1.

But as Bickle (1993) notes, neurocomputational models based on the mathematical resources described above are a long way into the realm of abstractia.

But Russell George, Conservative AM for Montgomeryshire and a shadow minister for agriculture and natural resources, described Mr Davies as a "modernising leader".

We expect that not only regenerative medicine applications, but also basic science studies will benefit from the resources described here, especially when compared to expression profiling data obtained from loss- and gain-of-function approaches [19], [27], [72].

Otherwise, not only would family barbecues be profoundly more awkward, but left to my own devices, I could imagine any number of outrageous scenarios "human resources" describes.

The report said the Southwark team's wider failure to believe victims was "wholly inappropriate" and criticised a lack of resources, describing the team as "under-performing and over-stretched".

Khan et al. (2016) in their article Effective Supervision of Inland Capture Fisheries of Bangladesh and its Hurdles in Managing the Resources describe the importance of these priorities.

George Veni, director of the National Cave and Karst Research Institute, a nonprofit dedicated to conserving these geological resources, describes caves as the veins, arteries and capillaries of the planet, moving critical water beneath the surface.

Semantic annotations relate model entities to external resources describing the underlying biology.