Sentence examples for resources taking from inspiring English sources

Credit Suisse has spent its resources taking on America's "bulge bracket" of investment banks, like Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley.

In a country with limited water and energy resources, taking in the Syrians is creating strains and makes help from Jordanian citizens crucial.

But by definition, the provision of public services already redistributes economic resources, taking from those most able to contribute and giving to those most in need.

At first Afghanistan was starved for resources, taking a back seat to the ill-planned, and ill-advised attack on Iraq.

We understand the interest in detailed information, but in many cases, the level of detail requested drives an outsized consumption of internal resources, taking time away from value creation.

He is, she suggests, husbanding his resources: taking everything in but not giving too much away; saving his energy for when he needs to unleash it on the podium.

"Better resources take away excuses," Lineen said.

But such resources take time and money to create, and are in short supply.

The rest risk being left in the dark, with no access to information about the financial resources taken from our countries.

Writer discusses how the lake's ecology has been damaged & what future consequences might occur as the pollution continues & the resources taken away.

Today, car-hacking resources take all forms, from companies like Dinan, Hondata and Works to Internet user groups like openECU.org and PGMFI.org, which publish free information.