Sentence examples for strains on resources from inspiring English sources

Given the growing strains on resources charities are increasingly offering interns the chance to play key roles in major projects.

The world population passed the 7bn mark last year and the estimate is that it could reach 9bn by the middle of the century, putting strains on resources and leading to increased conflict.

Despite the obvious strain on resources, the Haysberts were comfortable financially.

To cope with the strain on resources, electricity, water, and other services are now limited.

Mann's call for a crackdown on drinking comes as emergency services prepare for the annual strain on resources caused by revellers at New Year celebrations.

Local councils are expecting to have to undertake between 440,000 and 530,000 extra assessments and the new rights for carers are likely to put extra strain on resources.

We've got the balance wrong and it shows in the strain on resources, our own expanding midrifts and in waste.

Others are concerned about the strain on resources if they have to provide extra help to thousands of students who fail.

historian who campaigned for the documents to be made public, acknowledged it had put a strain on resources.

It is likely a terrorist attack "will place an untenable strain on resources and lead to compromises in security efficiency".

The logistics of supplying the American troops in Afghanistan are a constant strain on resources and can be risky.