Sentence examples for resources to create an from inspiring English sources
But executives at the companies said the Gemstar acquisitions would provide more financial resources to create an advertising campaign to promote the electronic books, which currently range in price from $199 for a Rocket e-Book to $599 for a SoftBook device.
*In another new effort, the State Department and the Immigration and Naturalization Service are pooling resources to create an instant check on foreign visitors through a database that will let Customs officers determine immediately whether an Olympic athlete or official is on a United States watch list.
People on both sides of the argument seem to agree that Trinidad needs to better harness the skills of people in the Carnival business — from the artisans who make the costumes to the people who manage the bands — and the country's resources to create an exportable industry.
Tell that to the team of two that barely has the resources to create an app on one platform, let alone two or three or ten.
While larger restaurants may have more resources to create an informative consumer-facing site, the mom and pop restaurants out there need an easy way to create a presence online.
Rodenbeck and the team at Stamen used the wealth of information provided by DataSF.org (a site hosted by the city and county of San Francisco), Craigslist.org and other public resources to create an online interactive data map of one of the Bay Area's more interesting and "colorful" districts, the Tenderloin.
Goldsmith, however, says he didn't have the time or resources to create a replacement opinion immediately.
This was tackled by pooling resources to create a central office for use by all the agencies.
To share what they've learned, students can use Times resources to create a multimedia presentation using free Web-based presentation tools like Prezi or Popplet.
The American and Canadian railroads that were planning to combine resources to create a rail system spanning North America lost a court appeal yesterday and will probably end up scuttling their proposed $6 billion merger.
Groups are responsible for using available resources to create a tri-fold pamphlet which addresses the following questions (copied into a handout for easier student access): GROUP 1: What are the positives of owning a pet rodent?
