Sentence examples for resources worth from inspiring English sources

The UN, for its part, has more experience than any other organisation in delivering emergency relief, but it is a sprawling group of agencies with no resources worth speaking of other than those of its member countries.

A12 Melting Icecaps and Big Money The Arctic is undergoing nothing less than a great rush for virgin territory and natural resources worth hundreds of billions of dollars as the thawing of the polar ice caps appears to be unlocking undiscovered oil and gas resources, lucrative shipping routes, new destinations for cruise ships and important commercial fisheries.

The ACLU also provides a polling place guide as well as other state-specific resources worth a look.

Landslides are a major hazard in Africa where resources worth several millions of dollars are lost annually during seasons of heavy and also light rains.

Ventures are being born to exploit their resources, worth trillions of dollars per each asteroid over 1500 ft in diameter, there are literally millions of them floating in space.

The last infection we should prevent will cost $17,810 in terms of infection-control activities but will release resources worth $17,810.

Cleverly, in a twist on "Chinatown," oil replaces water as the resource worth killing for, and racial paranoia supplants the cold war paranoia that used to drive thrillers.

* When the decision to close Fresh Kills was made, it had 20 to 30 years of remaining capacity (a resource worth billions).

A final resource worth mentioning is this five-minute video for A-level students created by the Geographical Association, in which Prof Danny Dorling talks about population growth and decline, immigration and the prospects for the UK if the No vote wins a majority to leave the EU in the forthcoming referendum.

The public water system, a prized resource worth billions and sitting on the Great Lakes, is now the latest target – and the water shut-offs are a way to make the balance-sheet more attractive in the lead up to its privatization.

What is even less clear for China is whether shale gas is a resource worth the cost, or a troublesome harvest best left well alone.