Sentence examples for resources to sweep from inspiring English sources
"MRE training and awareness at the community level is very important, as we do not have the financial and human resources to sweep these areas.
The mighty research budgets of the large multinational companies threaten to sweep aside smaller players with limited resources and different needs.
The declaration is also intended to show that the council, which in May approved a controversial ordinance enabling the police to sweep encampments from the sidewalks, is willing to devote resources to housing and services as well as street enforcement.
If companies try to sweep them "under the rug," or even worse - invest resources to deliberately deceive the public, there is likely to be a big explosion as the pressure builds under that rug.
To sweep the clouds away?
No wind to sweep everything away.
Yankees beat White Sox, 6-5, to sweep series.
Rejecting the snooper's charter, abandoned on his insistence in 2012, Clegg said it was wrong to try to sweep up vast amounts of information on millions of people randomly, adding that it was not a sensible use of resources.
The government's decision to sweep away all Whitehall targets for the police meant the commissioners could also play a key role in ensuring a local voice was heard in decisions on resources and priorities.
Time to sweep up after CES.
