Sentence examples for resources has received from inspiring English sources

Extension of binary power technology to use low-temperature geothermal resources has received much attention in the last years.

Phytoremediation — the use of plants to clean up polluted soil and water resources — has received much attention in the last few years.

The use of artificial neural networks (ANNs) in problems related to water resources has received steadily increasing interest over the last decade or so.

Back in Queensland, the department of natural resources has received a raft of proposals for place name changes from recently introduced toponyms back to their Indigenous designations.

The defence of a commons of genetic resources has received much scholarly attention during the last years (see Kloppenburg [2010]; Lemmens [2013]; Deibel [2014]).

The influence of socio-demographic and geographical factors as well as the supply of medical care on the use of children's health care resources has received little attention in Switzerland.

(Nd,Ce)FeB-based permanent magnetic materials, which can not only reduce cost but also offer a feasible way for integrated and effective utilization of rare earth resources, have received much attention in recent years.

The miner, which is developing a copper and gold project in the Gobi desert, confirmed that its Mongolian subsidiary, Turquoise Hill Resources, had received an "information request" from the Mongolian Anti-Corruption ACAhority (ACA).

There is already evidence that it has had some difficulty making use of the additional resources it has received over the past couple of years.

The type of school attended, the funding and resources it has received, and the range of courses offered are all important factors that cannot be ignored in assessing academic potential.

For example, the occurrence of compounds of emerging concern in tap water (e.g. [29]) or connected water resources [30] has received a lot of attention whilst the fact that most European cities loose considerable amounts of pure drinking water due to leakage and antiquated infrastructures hardly raises an eyebrow on average 25% exceeding even 40% in some cases [31].