Sentence examples for whole resources from inspiring English sources

Disappointing non-manufacturing data from China - a key consumer of commodities - sent copper prices to a two month low and hit the whole resources sector.

Cobra [the emergency committee] has been sitting in almost permanent session so we can bring the whole resources of the country and the government and the military to bear".

"We need to have a review of the whole valley, and the whole resources, what we've got there and see how it can go forward in a better way," was the response.

If there are multiple edition statements relating to the whole as well as to parts of the resource, only transcribe edition statement(s) relating to the whole resource in the edition area.

According one of the diplomats who sat in on the meeting, the Asean ministers took turns subtly but firmly cautioning China to back off from its decision to claim "indisputable sovereignty" over the whole resource-rich South China Sea, which stretches from Singapore to the Strait of Taiwan over to Vietnam and carries about half the world's merchant cargo each year.

For a normal CP length, this is the 4th symbol in each slot, i.e. n=3 as shown in Fig. 9. Since we estimate the channel only at this single symbol time per slot, interpolation in time has to be carried out to obtain channel estimates for the whole resource grid.

More recent ethnographic sources, and especially those that rely on first hand knowledge and experience (e.g., Turner et al. 2013; Ellis and Swan 1981; Ellis and Wilson 1981; White 2006, 2011), are more likely to contain descriptions about the various components of the whole resource management system.

Moreover, individuals may be forced to spread over a larger space to occupy the whole resource, hence impairing intra-group cooperation or reducing the benefits of group living [12], [13].

However, pamphlets were also seen as just part of a whole resource package.

If the dominant ecotype in the situation of Fig.  2b has a broad 'resource utilisation curve' (symbolised by the dashed line), it can cover the whole resource spectrum.

At the above-farm level, there are the collective stakeholders, who might or might not be organized for sustainable use of the whole resource unit.