Sentence examples for squeeze on resources from inspiring English sources

Some of the Obama Administration's well-intentioned policies have also contributed to the squeeze on resources.

Reed says the change will make for a more efficient council – but the squeeze on resources is not the driver.

Reed says the change will make for a more efficient council – but the squeeze on resources is not the driver.

"Whenever there is a squeeze on resources and capacity, it tends to be poorer areas and people that feel it most.

The squeeze on resources will intensify as electronic goods proliferate to meet the demands of the growing number of more affluent consumers worldwide, who are set to increase from 1.8 billion to nearly 5 billion by 2030.

To meet the demand of electricity for domestic purpose as well as for businesses, farms and manufacturing, the squeeze on resources will become unsustainable unless renewable resources become part of the mix.

The company had to raise more than five hundred million dollars to finance the building, which put a further squeeze on its resources.

Lester Brown, the president of the institute, believes the squeeze on global resources will come far more quickly than policymakers are prepared for.

There is a growing recognition that, as the population ages and the squeeze on NHS resources continues, better ways of supporting older people outside hospital need to be developed.

So there are big opportunities at the moment, I think, for saving on development, which is lucky, because we're at the same time, faced with an environment where the ambition of the agenda is so much larger than ever before, and all these organizations have to operate in an environment, where there's more and more squeeze on their resources and what donors are prepared to do.

A three-pronged health challenge is putting the squeeze on already-scarce resources in the developing world, with heart disease, diabetes, and other chronic ailments growing.