Sentence examples for resources with which from inspiring English sources

But the generals will have more resources with which to cope and respond.

Even before the wave of devastation in 1999, East Timor had few resources with which to build a nation.

Sid Vicious was not stupid, but he did not have any emotional resources with which to deal with fame.

It stranded the colony with little food reserves and very few resources with which to communicate and get more help.

That represents an admirable achievement for Stuart McCall, who has hardly had vast resources with which to improve fortunes at Fir Park.

But the police have been given no budget to investigate them and the Crown Prosecution Service has no resources with which to pursue them.

Despite his enthusiasm, the Department of State had few resources with which to enforce the policy and its implementation was at best haphazard.

Such sponsorship, along with prizes and fees for appearances, gave steel bands new financial resources with which to procure instruments and equipment and to pay arrangers.

When it comes to food safety, the F.D.A. has more than ever to do – but not a lot of resources with which to operate.

And when the Six Nations opened with a 47-13 humbling of Wales, the defending champions, England seemed to be assembling the resources with which they would be able, in the summer of 2007, to defend their own proud title.

The lesson of the case, he concluded, was that "the government has unlimited resources with which to chase you, and anybody who thinks he can take on the government is kidding himself".