Sentence examples for resources made little from inspiring English sources
Twelve of 17 curricular resources made little mention of extreme weather events, such as droughts and hurricanes.
THE government of China and the large natural-resources companies it controls have made little secret of their hunger for foreign assets.
When we tried versions of soft power, by infusing resources into the community, it also made little lasting impact.
Some, like Bangladesh, Malawi, Nepal, Niger, and Rwanda, have done remarkably well, while others with more resources, like Nigeria and Zambia, have made little progress, and a third set of countries, like Somalia, Sudan, and DR Congo, have gone in reverse, putting the lives of millions of children in jeopardy.
It's a division of resources that makes little sense given the expected growth in petroleum demand and constraints on petroleum supply, and less still when other pressing crises are taken into consideration.
The business model for the China train-the-trainer program is to reuse existing open educational resources and make little to no upfront investment in training materials.
The mayor made little mention of cost, saying only that no resources would be pulled from other schools.
The latest cables reveal: The UK made "little progress" in reaching out to Muslim communities despite investing "considerable time and resources" after the 7/7 London bombings in 2005.
It made little difference.
This made little Miranda laugh.
