Sentence examples for viable resource from inspiring English sources

Both see the fashion sense in turning "waste" into a viable resource for the industry's production.

The recent emergence of pyrolysis as a viable resource recovery strategy has focused attention on understanding the complex chemistry underlying the decomposition processes.

The international medical community has identified medical students as a viable resource to be used in response to national and international disasters.

Working with communities there, IDEO found that they didn't want a purely aid-related effort that would come and go; they wanted an economically viable resource they could maintain themselves.

The waste byproducts from the indium-consuming fabrication processes are considered as the viable resource for indium due to the unique preference to the element in designing optoelectronic devices.

It is suggested that among the reasons why H. sapiens was ultimately more successful than Neanderthals in MIS 3-4 in colonising continental Asia are that they were physiologically better adapted to high summer temperatures, and were probably more skilled in creating a viable resource base in semi-arid and arid landscapes.

Prosecutors must charge the batterer, judges need to hold batterers accountable, and victims must have access to viable resources.

"One of the things the labor shortage of the 1990's taught us is that employees are viable resources.

A Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) spokeswoman said the size of the fund will be dictated by the scale of viable resources.

The results indicate costs can be reduced by scaling downstream processing capabilities to fit site-specific growing conditions, available and economically viable resources, and specific microalgal strains.

"It has already shown signs of draining much of the rest of our viable resources, the terrific surpluses that we were looking to as a source of solving problems from a lack of roads and infrastructure to new schools and education".