Sentence examples for to extend resources from inspiring English sources

And yet, because of the theater's award-winning productions and unfailing commitment to original works, Crossroads has garnered not only the highest praise but also a wide network of support that over the years has been willing to extend resources and patience as the theater has tried to right itself again and again.

As an emerging computing mode, mobile cloud computing (MCC) [11], due to scalable cloud environment, offers an opportunity to extend resource-constrained wireless device capabilities for computation-intensive and energy-hungry applications by offloading of jobs that take place from itself to the cloud.

I would urge Clooney to team up with and extend resources to partners in Sudan who can influence the situation internally.

It illustrates how much the United States is stretched on the foreign policy front, and how hard it is to extend its resources beyond the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Technology not only allows us an unlimited, autonomous source of labor, but also endows us with the ability to extend our resources, achieve lasting peace and basically cure society of all ills.

As the World Wide Web has assumed an increasingly important role in providing government information and services, the need to extend these resources to the portion of the population with disabilities has become readily apparent.

Congress failed to extend extra resources to the program that had been dedicated in the 2009 stimulus package, the argument being that the U.S. economy is in recovery.

"Increasingly museums are trying to extend their resources out into the community," she said, "and beyond the four walls of the museum".

We are currently investigating how to extend the resources in an efficient yet cost-effective way to ensure reliable data storage for both short and long term.

First, to extend TILLING resources in A. thaliana by using L er reference genetic background, for which reverse genetic tools are rather limited.

In this work, we aim to extend TILLING resources available in A. thaliana by developing a new population of ethyl methanesulphonate (EMS) induced mutants in the second commonest reference strain.