Sentence examples similar to tightened resources from inspiring English sources

And often there is a consolidation of suppliers and tightening of resources as it becomes clear the market can't support more players.

Food and agricultural systems face challenges that could jeopardize their future sustainability, such as satisfying increasing demand with tightening natural resources, adapting to and mitigating climate change, or tackling the concentration in fewer hands of capital-intensive, vertically integrated production processes (see The future of food and agriculture – Alternative pathways to 2050).

But this approach has seen teaching-intensive universities overlooked and their resources tightened; educators who don't fit the researcher profile worry about the security of their jobs.

In the view of limited phosphorous resources and tightened discharge regulations, the recovery of phosphate and nitrate from wastewater is of great interest.

As resources tighten up, decisions about what to fund grow ever more conservative.

Federal control of its communications resources has further tightened in recent years, inspiring a wave of illegal transmissions from stations like this one, which could contribute to grassroots protest against perceived restrictions on first amendment rights.

These, in turn, have tightened the supply of water resources and caused our overall ecological environment to deteriorate.

The scale of these could be anywhere between a further painful tightening of resources to a cut of sufficient size that our current business models and modes of operation will have to be radically reimagined.

"We have seen Condor's popularity continue to grow as budgets are tightened and companies discover its cost and resource-saving capabilities," says Cycle Computing's Stowe.

Outside groups have been pouring money and resources into the state as the race has tightened.

The new tactic will shift 297 million additional doses of oral polio vaccine into the tightened geographic target zone, along with US$355 million in additional resources in 2003.