Sentence examples for resources made up from inspiring English sources

Renewable energy resources made up over half of the world's new electricity capacity in 2015.

Human resources made up the highest cost component (MYR 1,344/€336 or 36% of the total cost), followed by medications (MYR 867/€217) and laboratory services (MYR 338/€85).

Human resources made up the highest cost component (RM 1343.90, SD: 669.8) or 36% of the total cost of care, followed by medications (RM 867.30, SD: 432.40) and laboratory tests (RM 337.90, SD: 168.40).

It is estimated that the country's hydroelectric resources make up about one-eighth of global capacity and perhaps half of Africa's potential capacity.

Oil and natural gas constitute 17 percent of Russia's gross domestic product, but taxes on these resources make up 44 percent of the federal budget.

Natural resources make up a quarter or more of export revenues for around half of the 45 countries in sub-Saharan Africa.

Your correspondent received a letter under the door of a well-kept hotel room from the general manager offering the opportunity to buy shares in the hotel's holding company.Though oil is the country's main export earner, natural resources make up only 14% of GDP.

He said a growing number of students from poor families should not "be looked at as an impediment to achievement". And he suggested that public resources make up for the inequities that some schools experience because less private money is raised for projects.

Why are many people wasting time and resources making up enemies (e.g., conspiracy theories about vaccines) when there are real, potentially deadly, enemies on this list?" Will this list be the spark that gets more people and organizations moving?

The WWMM uses OAI-ORE to describe the resources making up a data item - e.g. a crystal structure of NMR spectrum and the aggregate resource (Figure 6). Figure 6 Using an RDF representation for data items such as crystal structures and calculations enables them to be connected by shared concepts (InChI, creator) to form a graph of linked data.

Aquatic resources make up most of the animal protein consumed in terms of frequency and quantity.