Sentence examples for resources to which from inspiring English sources

China is undoubtedly interested in the marine resources to which the islands may be the key.

Americans need to sit up and take notice; they are using up global resources to which they have no right.

In this case, it is necessary to specify the range of resources to which the metric is reasonably applicable.

Here is a challenge to the world's wisdom and political resources to which the ordinary man feels, for the moment, almost despairingly unequal.

And management has told the union to stop using agency parking spaces, phones, computers and other resources to which they have long had access.

Environmentalists frequently viewed the key problem as conserving and protecting natural resources, to which agriculture naturally was often, and remains often, a threat.

Here is a resource, to which I was referred by a local broker ([email protected]): Kiplinger's, November, 2010: A 3-Step Guide to Smarter Long-Term Care Planning, www.aaltci.org/guide.

Further, dieticians where described as an important resource but also a resource to which there was now significantly limited access.

In this way, one can consider an assay plate a resource to which one can return to ask new questions.

The resource to which a reference is referring can be inferred for manually entered identifiers, improving usability when adding cross references.

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