Sentence examples for resources themselves from inspiring English sources

Some of its neighbours Laos and Myanmar, for example—lack the resources themselves to invest heavily in infrastructure.

The problem was seen to lie in the management of the resources rather than in the resources themselves.

Instead they want to exploit the natural resources themselves – albeit on a more sustainable scale than the big farms.

When teachers experience overload I often find that they are over-planning their lessons or trying to generate too many resources themselves.

Thus, natural resource management, in its generic sense, bespeaks the degree to which societies are embedded in the natural environment, and what is being managed is that basic dependency as much as the resources themselves.

As Putnam argues: "Once we account for non-school factors (such as family structure, economic insecurity, parental engagement and even TV watching), school quality and school resources themselves seem to contribute relatively little to class gaps in test scores".

Next week he will summon the National Association of Pension Funds to discuss ways they can "finally resource themselves to be drivers of effective ownership".

The bill has a slew of provisions to encourage commercial companies that want to explore space and exploit its resources, granting "asteroid resource" and "space resource" rights to US citizens who managed to acquire the resource themselves.

Over the years however, attitudes changed as employers began to appreciate that the humans who were doing the work were a resource themselves.

In this respect, students in the hybrid curriculum may need more support from the tutor to generate clear learning objectives by themselves and to search for various resources by themselves.

Though there are many pastors and pastoral families who live with little time or other resources for themselves, there are many who balance the love for their congregations with love for themselves and their families.