Sentence examples for resources too much from inspiring English sources

Adding a second opinion reduces errors and picks up missed findings [43, 44]; a full-time second reader might not be possible everywhere, given the resource constraints in most departments, but a tele-consultation, part-time meeting or looking at the images using internet technology might yield the desired benefits without straining the resources too much.

One of the problems in Australia is that the country has too many energy resources, and too much cheap coal.

Mr. Jacobson, who opened Quince without backers, said he suffered from lack of resources and too much competition.

We cannot fund our own infrastructure investments from our own resources – since too much of what we earn collectively is being spent on private consumption or public services – so we must find the money, if we can, from foreigners, even the once-derided Chinese.

It can be argued that people with so many interpretive resources interpret too much, and indeed what a wonderful effect Schubert's "Ave Maria" or "What Child Is This" might have had sung purely and simply, without the tics, pauses and heavy inflections.

The profit motive has resulted in badly misallocated resources -- too much testing and treatment for people who don't need it and lousy access for many who do.

And this is why we riot, because that we can still be shot in the back, cuffed and thrown into vans and herded into neighborhoods starved of resources is too much to take at once.

For instance it has been claimed that the problem in the end of life issues is not lack of resources but too much attention to the goals of sustaining life, without enough attention being given to the wishes of the patient as a person [ 5].

Under opposite condition, the resource is too much and will be wasted.

Without additional resources, that is too much to ask of the countries now affected by Ebola.

Once we are too old to maintain economic productivity, society's default logic is that it is a waste of resources to spend too much on us.