Sentence examples for resources into a from inspiring English sources

The environmental costs of pouring so many resources into a tomato is a touchy subject.

At home, America has diverted vast resources into a security bureaucracy.

That awareness has led the Scott Trust to embrace Rusbridger's strategy of pouring resources into a digital Guardian.

Saddam Hussein "has brought back almost all his significant resources into a heavy defense of Baghdad," Maj.

The government has poured resources into a handful of state champions, particularly in natural resources and telecoms.

Then as now, pouring such resources into a $1,774 Dodge would be considered something of a head-scratcher.

If the first cup didn't work, why would we double down on that strategy and sink more resources into a second cup?

Diverting a lot of resources into a high-end, low-volume business (which is what the touch-screen smartphone business was in 2007) would have looked risky.

Mr Jindal has boasted that he will turn New Orleans-which is already profoundly suffering from a lack of public resources-into a model of far right privatisation politics on such issues as education and healthcare.

Instead, after losing internationally supervised elections in 1992, he plunged his country -- potentially one of Africa's wealthiest because of rich natural resources -- into a new round of civil warfare.

"Hospitals have had to put their time and resources into A&E and with money so tight the concern is it might be difficult now to tackle this".