Sentence examples for the levels of resources from inspiring English sources
Such effects may depend largely on the responses of plants in terms of sexual reproduction, because plant reproductive success determines the levels of resources that support both biodiversity and the food supply, and because plant sexual reproduction is considered to be particularly vulnerable to the effects of global warming (Hedhly et al., 2009; Eckert et al., 2010).
Because density is often positively related to resource availability, natural densities may not correlate with the levels of resource competition.
The length it takes to do a PhD is also to do with the level of resources, and the quality of students and staff".
Because there is so little understanding of the role of the design professions, the level of resources committed to large-scale projects is usually inadequate.
Kevin Watkins, lead author of the report, said much uncertainty remained about the level of resources that would be mobilized under the new agreement.
When asked if he supported the level of resources allocated to Operation Weeting and other investigations related to phone hacking, Malthouse replied: "Yes.
"Whilst the Government provides an overall level of funding to the ABC, decisions regarding the level of resources the ABC allocates to regional services are a matter for the ABC Board and executive," he said.
Former Met commissioner Sir Paul Stephenson also told the inquiry earlier this month that Malthouse had complained about the level of resources allocated to the investigation because of a "political and media-driven 'level of hysteria"'.
"But they are still struggling with the level of resources they have, but Paton took a string of notoriously bad newspapers and is trying to reinvent them.
"No culture," observes the child psychologist Suzanne Gaskins, "comes close to the level of resources for play provided by middle-class Euro-American parents".
There's a lot of "having one's cake and eating it"– cutting and improving the service simultaneously, as if the level of resources were irrelevant to the quality of the service provided.
