Sentence examples for resources for next from inspiring English sources

London Welsh have strengthened their back-row resources for next season with the signings of Kieran Murphy from Brive, Jersey's Ryan Hodson, Gus Jones from Wasps and Bath's Will Skuse.

This framework would represent a new insight of protease/peptidase activities reflecting a clinical status at a specific time-point of disease and provide essential resources for next-generation extracorporeal diagnostic systems based on mass spectrometry.

The club said on its website: "Further funds are still needed and are being sought but this is a major step forward as we continue to build a resource for next season".

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Solar thermal, solar photovoltaic, wind turbines, radiant heat, and a variety of other ecological production techniques are empowering these farms to stabilize their energy bills into the future and conserve resources for the next generation.

Thus, floral meristem termination is critical for allocating resources for the next generation.

But for the thoughtful right too – with its traditional regard for family, and the stewardship of resources for the next generation – the economic chasm that's emerging between the cohorts demands a serious reappraisal.

A day after the New Hampshire primary, the other Democratic hopefuls made their decisions about allocating time and resources for the next round, as they sought a few victories to keep alive their candidacies.

It would be highly significant if energy, which is intimately related with the continued existence of human beings, were sustainable on the basis of the present resources for the next thousand years.

The result is a big, unsustainable gap between revenue and outlays — just as the nation should be husbanding its resources for the next economic crisis and preparing to pay for the baby boomers' retirement.

But the fund, having provided much bigger bailouts to Thailand, South Korea and Indonesia in the past year, argues that its funds are depleted and that it has to maintain ample resources for the next crisis.