Sentence examples for resources whereby from inspiring English sources

We condemn the current distribution of economic resources whereby only a tiny minority escape poverty and insecurity, and future generations are condemned to a poisoned legacy thanks to the environmental crimes of the rich and powerful.

Cooper et al. (1997) describe PPM as "dealing with the coordination and control of multiple projects pursuing the same strategic goals and competing for the same resources, whereby managers prioritize among projects to achieve strategic benefit".

Mid-South Region is an exception, the production there has gradually been declining in recent years; while the estimated residual recoverable resources still make up 73.7%% of total recoverable resources, whereby a potential for production increase can still be inferred.

But it is also important to recognize that mapping vulnerabilities might also have the opposite effect: once an area has been marked as "vulnerable," this might lead to an unjust distribution of resources whereby they are mainly directed towards vulnerable areas at the expense of others.

Internal validity is enhanced by triangulation of methods and resources, whereby results will be checked with other stakeholders.

In particular, microarray-based gene expression data that are related to aging, stem cells, and cancer are valuable resources whereby molecular associations among aging, stem cells, and cancer could be discovered.

By offering a 100percentt incorruptible resource, whereby the sender and recipient of funds was logged, and where "digital ownership certificates" for properties are saved, the blockchain would effectively make forged ownership documents and false listings a thing of the past.

It is our goal to make this tool into a community resource whereby researchers from around the world can upload both data sets and diagrammatic representations of the experiment in question, or add it to their own databases as a free-standing tool.

NGOs have been pressing hard on this last point in the belief that high transparency in the accounts of powerful western companies will help lift the "resource curse" – whereby wealth in countries with abundant natural resources remains with a small elite.

The finds (supposed finds, one should say — it's not clear that this information is entirely new or that the dollar figure is real) have caused economic types to bring up the principle of the "resource curse," whereby countries that have a lot to dig up somehow don't get rich.

Results are then given showing that frequency-dependent selection from phage creates stable high diversity in hosts, whereby resources are partitioned between multiple subpopulations maintained by the balance between resource competition and predation.