Sentence examples for were resources from inspiring English sources
noun
Something that one uses to achieve an objective, e.g. raw materials or personnel.
If the question were resources, the spies would deserve a fair hearing.
The only remedies, in fact, were resources that would be imperilled under Trump: stringent environmental accountability, as well as funding for maternal health care, childhood nutrition, early-childhood education, and other programs thought to mitigate lead's long-term effects.
"It was determined earlier this year by Congress and the administration that those assets were no longer assets of Iraq, but they were resources required for the urgent national security needs of rebuilding Iraq".
But in resigning Mr Duncan Smith has pointed the finger, with devastating effectiveness, at the weakest point in the budget argument: the claim that PIP reductions for the vulnerable were unavoidable, when there were resources to cut taxes for the well-to-do.
"What it stole were resources," he said.
The difficulties and lack of consensus among scientific groups, described in detail below, favored the wait-and-see posture of decision-makers with the result that, when the last two magma injection processes occurred March-April 20133 and December 2013), neither were resources sent nor were protective measures taken before the more severe earthquakes (M 4.9 and M 5.4 respectively).
Another change is resources.
I don't think it's resources".
There would be resources, he said, vaguely.
The bottom line though is resources.
