Sentence examples for resources yes from inspiring English sources

In recent weeks, this socio-economic ecosystem built around the sharing of human and physical resources (yes that's the actual definition for those who are confused) has come under unwarranted attack.

Desperately in need of resources, yes, but widely representative of the entire sex industry, absolutely not.

"So we have a lot of resources, yes, and we are using those resources to make our team better". The question took on a sense of urgency because when the Dodgers gathered in the morning to introduce Dave Roberts as their new manager, there were two elite pitchers available in free agency.

"Improved access to adequate, predictable and sustainable financial resources... and the provision of new and additional resources". Yes - kind of.

A finite resource - yes, a prioritised one - yes.

Further, the majority of nephrologists were willing to register their patients in such a registry for the purpose of advocating for resources (76 yes, 24% maybe), or to review provincial outcomes and/or resource utilization (76 yes, 24% maybe).

But that means planning ahead, prioritising resources and, yes, borrowing as a nation to invest in and safeguard our future – unlikely at a time when the very concept of planning, still less long-term investment, has become a pejorative term.

One of these approaches leads to innovation and the other leads to wasted resources and yes, actual failure.

(PN4) And the resource box, yes, which we use a lot.

School champions were asked during their 15-minute follow-up computer-assisted telephone interview (CATI) support call if they had received the resource folder (yes, no).

HCPs described the food box and 'traffic light' tape measure as particularly useful in revealing to patients their risk status, e.g., Practice Nurse 4. And the resource box, yes, which we use a lot.