Sentence examples for resources that allow from inspiring English sources
"Expat" suggests a cosmopolitan spirit and resources that allow mobility; to be an "immigrant" suggests some measure of need.
"We get access to some of the best minds in the business and resources that allow us to move more quickly and think more effectively," he said.
It is a new world of history now, with easily available resources that allow nonprofessionals to do in minutes what once took experts days.
I argue that parties are attracted to criminal politicians because they have access to financial resources that allow them to function as self-financing candidates.
"Stay-at-home spouses or partners who have access to resources that allow them to make payments on a credit card can now get their own cards," the bureau's director, Richard Cordray, said in a prepared statement.
Bayern is a monolith, with financial resources that allow it to poach players when necessary, including Dortmund's star forward Mario Götze, who did not play in the final because of an injury.
Few states have the financial resources that allowed Massachusetts to move to universal coverage, and many states lack the expertise to mount a sophisticated program.
In years when crops were damaged before they could be harvested and sold, crop insurance provided resources that allowed farmers to be able to plant the following season.
Wisconsin is the largest producer of cranberries in the United States, helped in part by a special exemption from the state's department of natural resources that allows the industry to bypass permitting for construction projects and diversion of surface water.
Fair Trials said that Browder got quick action because he had the kind of high profile and resources that allowed him to alert the media and marshal political support.
"People were able to have a seat at the table" though Ali's work, Roberts said, noting that he also helped provide the grants and technical resources that allowed communities to show how they were being disproportionately affected by pollution.
