Sentence examples for smaller resources from inspiring English sources

"Nuclear is more reliable and it has a smaller resources footprint than renewables.

He had been using much larger canvases while working with much smaller resources than any other major director.

Yet with far smaller resources, the Republican candidate, Christine Todd Whitman, ran a brave and aggressive campaign and very nearly won.

It is Mr. Curry's project for Disney, meticulously executed and carefully engineered in his St. Helens workshops, that enables him to work with choreographers with smaller resources at their disposal.

And it is reasonable to expect Disney can better exploit licensing opportunities, from theme park rides to branded Captain America towels, from its characters in a way that Marvel could not, given its smaller resources.

The British and especially the Americans could make good these losses, and more besides; in the end, Germany's smaller resources meant that the German air force was increasingly outproduced.

The analysis also suggests that international activity with smaller resource commitment tends to be preferred in countries with higher levels of risk, and that multinational investment is more responsive to changes in risk conditions than indigenous investment.

At least for smaller resource-poor countries, this would increase their chances for stable, shared and forward development.

A problem the Solomons shares with all smaller resource holders is susceptibility to long-run repercussions from short run actions.

When it comes to experimental design, our method outperforms the most prominent instance of previous work significantly, both in higher recovery performance and in smaller resource requirements.

Whenever they do use these services, most consumers may be expected to opt for extraction, because of the relatively smaller resource allocation required than for restorative work.