Sentence examples for significantly more resource from inspiring English sources
Surgical therapy was significantly more resource intensive than conventional therapy, costing an additional 10,000 AUD per patient over 2 years.
But rebuilding shattered lives and economies will require significantly more resources and long-term commitment.
You either have to put in significantly more resources to cope with the numbers we've got or you have to reduce the population.
We know from earlier operations that it has significantly more resources than the all the newly opened areas combined.
But the fund would require significantly more resources to be able to help big euro zone countries, like Italy.
Just last week, the F.B.I. director went to Rosenstein, who had been in his job only for a few days, to ask for significantly more resources in order to accelerate the investigation, according to the Times.
"If you are Cuomo, your calculation is you raise significantly more resources than McCall, you define the race and you put McCall in a position to chase you," said David Axelrod, a Democratic political consultant.
Mr. Fine's office found that in the years before the attacks, the F.B.I. devoted "significantly more" resources to traditional law enforcement than to terrorism, even though national security was regarded as its top priority.
But Hansch pointed out, too, that Jumia Group now has "deeper pockets than ninety-nine per cent of African startups," and that it "will face less competition with significantly more resources for its market than many Silicon Valley ventures".
He told BBC Radio 4's Today programme he was very concerned about the impact of a hot summer and said ministers must find significantly more resources or cut the number being put behind bars.
With the help of high levels of funding – the borough gains significantly more resources under the Government's pupil premium to help teach disadvantaged pupils because of the large number of children entitled to free school meals – it has been able to entice quality headteachers and other staff to run its schools.
