Sentence examples for usual resources from inspiring English sources

The Paris of the story is teeming with uprooted people who have exceptional talents and none of the usual resources, all of them eager to make deals and trade favors on the eve of war.

She tells us she just needs a few weeks to get herself together and she'll start looking for work, so thanks so much, but the usual resources we muster in cases like hers, from disability payments to home-delivered meals, won't be necessary.

Indeed, when drawing from the usual resources for theorizing in political philosophy — principles, facts (including presumed facts), and intuitions from thought experiments — cosmopolitan authors typically stress the importance of principles, while pro-nationalists stress that of facts.

It's not just brainteasers: it's the fundamental concept of being brought into a room, grilled on the spot with technical questions that must be answered without any of the usual resources, and then being made to write code on a whiteboard.

"Acquaint the person covering your work with all the usual resources and how they can rapidly find answers," suggests Rasmussen.

They are eligible to receive any of the clinic's usual resources, including interactions with non-physician health care providers, such as nurses, pharmacists, and educators.

Four scenarios for 2050 were created: the business as usual, resource efficiency, limited growth and circular economy scenarios.

If effective, the novel rehabilitation strategy could optimise outcomes in people after TKR and allow substantial cost savings to both the health sector and more widely across the community when compared to the usual, resource-intensive one to one outpatient intervention.

The 14,000-square-foot 14,000-square-foot 14,000-square-foot ChildrenLibrary offers all the usual educational resources, along with the kind of interactive technology found in many museums.

The new 14,000-square-foot Children's Library Discovery Center at Queens Library offers all the usual educational resources, along with the kind of interactive technology found in many museums.

Only later did I learn, after a string of my usual human resources jokes, that she was an HR person herself.