Sentence examples for resources is now from inspiring English sources
Morales, who wants Bolivia to profit from its natural resources, is now keeping them at bay, and there is just a small-scale, nationalised extraction plant.
The world, devastated by global warming and shrinking resources, is now run by "Corps" which sell death packages, cleverly presented as a positive life choice to people "ready to go".
Whether the "liberation" of Iraq was motivated by fears of weapons of mass destruction or by an energy-conscious Bush Administration attempting to secure strategic oil supplies, or both, we have reason to believe that the fight for global energy resources is now under way, and it is early in the first few rounds.
A $400 million company in 2003, Range Resources is now valued at more than $8 billion, largely because of its Marcellus lease holdings.
The preservation of biological diversity, including plant and animal genetic resources is now widely recognised as critical to achieving food security.
The highly computer-literate students to whom these assessments were targeted, a population for which web delivery of learning materials and resources is now the default, expressed a very high level of satisfaction.
They know the resources are now there.
"A part of our resources are now more human curated".
Resources are now best spent on positive actions, not chastising leaders for inadequacy.
Street sex work hasn't returned, and resources are now focused on preventing trafficking and child exploitation.
In some places where coal is used, cheaper resources are now available, and the label does not take into account the pollution caused by burning coal.
