Sentence examples for resources which will from inspiring English sources

The war is indeed a grotesque waste of resources, which will place huge long-run burdens on the American public.

The consortium is putting together a huge bank of resources, which will eventually cover the entire spectrum of medical education from undergraduate to CPD".

The committee is, at present, negotiating its future resources which will have to be sufficient to carry out its expanded role.

Ottaviano says the objective is to build microgrids initially focused on solar, wind and battery technologies, but in locations with good wave resources, which will allow CETO systems to be integrated once they become more cost competitive in a "three-to-five-year horizon".

Instead, he accused Israel of planning "ghettos for Palestinians on fragmented land, without borders and without sovereignty over its airspace, water and natural resources, which will be under the subjugation of the racist settlers and army of occupation, and at worst will be a most abhorrent form of apartheid".

We are seeing improved resources, which will help develop football talent," said Cecafa president Leodegar Tenga.

In the end, MG Rover received only £75.8m of the £100m plus "valuable financial resource which will be available to our core business" boasted of a year earlier.

Much of the social welfare program in Britain is paid for by the sale of North Sea oil, a precious resource which will dry up in 3 or 4 years, putting the burden of the unemployed on the employed.

The second cell on the ground floor could be converted into an IT resource which will be accessible to the disabled.

So it is essential to have an idea about the quality of the existing water resource, which will aid in the rapacious usage in future.

Similarly, if a client wishes to stop an observation relationship, it sends a normal GET request to the specific resource which will be received by the CoAP framework and will be sent to the Conditional observe module to be removed from the list.