Sentence examples for resources prepared from inspiring English sources

For more about lichens, try the list of resources prepared by the American Bryological and Lichenological Society, or visit the World of Lichenology by Clifford Smith.

While students felt that the limited resources in the training program limited their education, they also felt that training with limited resources prepared them to work in that same environment.

The European Council took note of the comparative analysis and synthesis document on national measures taken to combat wastefulness and the misuse of Community resources, prepared by the Commission on the basis of reports from the Member States.

These resources prepare students to pursue employment after graduation as well as to explore career paths through summer internships.

Companies and their executive compensation consultants spent years and considerable resources preparing to comply with the rule.

According to Gregory Craig, who subsequently joined the new Administration as White House counsel, "Hayden had obviously spent a lot of time, energy, and intellectual resources preparing to explain the drone program — to reassure us about why it was such a successful counterterrorism tool".

Advertisers who wish to use a search advertising platform spend considerable time, effort, and resources preparing extensive bids, including keywords, price information, and targeting information.

Startups have the benefit of expending 100% of their energy on competing externally, ideally without the need to fight internally for resources, preparing obsequious strategy presentations, or disrupting existing lucrative businesses to address the market effectively.

Roberts and his team seem to spend an enormous amount of time and resources preparing new ads for successful convention appearances, which seems to result in an uptick in pre-orders or pledge amounts.

We spent a number of years and significant resources preparing to operate under any version of the gainful employment rule and any other rule targeting our industry.

"Great Jobs, Great Lives," the 2014 Gallup-Purdue Index Report, is a study of more than 30,000 college graduates, conducted for the purpose that "because students spend a significant amount of resources preparing for life outside of college, it is crucial to gauge whether the experiences they had in college have promoted a well-lived life".