Sentence examples for unevenly distributed resources from inspiring English sources

The majority of phosphate produced in 2008 was from unevenly distributed resources in Morocco (70 %), Iraq (8 %), China (5.2 %) and Algeria (3.0 %).

Population growth, urbanization, and unevenly distributed resources are bound to cause inequality in resource use and so that the spatial disconnect between production and consumption will continue to require the attention of policy makers and scientists alike.

With fast increasing demand in liquid transportation fuels, limited and unevenly distributed petroleum resources, and volatile petroleum prices, coal liquefaction technologies have again received the world's attention since the beginning of this century.

Whereas yield of cereal crops tend to reach plateaus and a yield is likely to be deeply affected by climate instability and resource scarcity in the coming decades, building rice cultivars harboring root systems that can maintain performance by capturing water and nutrient resources unevenly distributed is a major breeding target.

Mozambique, a long coastal country, has important developmental differences among the different regions; health resources as well as other resources are unevenly distributed benefiting the cities, particularly Maputo City, the national capital of the country.

This partly underlies another philanthropic challenge, that charitable resources are unevenly distributed geographically and not always related to greatest need.

Natural resources are unevenly distributed, and some countries have acquired tremendous economic power because of their advanced technology.

But as Mao observed, its water resources are unevenly distributed and overwhelmingly concentrated in the south and far west.

But an even more fundamental problem seems to be that resources are unevenly distributed across the archipelago, and are poorly and sometimes corruptly administered.

However, these approaches are poorly suited to Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) scenarios where energy resources are unevenly distributed.

As such, it provides some basic water requirement, since the country's surface water resources are unevenly distributed and cannot meet the growing demand for water [15].