Sentence examples for resources to make a from inspiring English sources

U.P.S. has ample resources to make a bid.

"Those are your resources to make a language," she says.

"But I don't have a lot of resources to make a lot of mistakes".

Some industry experts speculated that only Toyota would have the resources to make a bid for DaimlerChrysler.

The UN and OCHA have the resources to make a difference here but they choose not to.

You get the idea: He's using New York's cultural resources to make a living, which most trombonists in the city have always had to do.

The French club have already shooed away the interest of pre-Woodgate Newcastle, but 25-year-old Van Buyten reckons Lord Ferg has the kinds of resources to make an offer which would be too good to turn down.

It's historically and geographically isolated; its population is small, homogeneous and for the most part fixed; its economy is simple; and Cobb had the resources to make an open-ended financial commitment.

Trump's sons, having grown up with extraordinary wealth and privilege, have the education and resources to make an enormous positive impact in the world.

But from Florida, to Colorado, to New Hampshire -- polls show that the majority of voters back progressives in key races, and we have the infrastructure and resources to make an impact.

Now it is in the hands of capable investigators to take advantage of these platforms and resources to make an impact.