Sentence examples for win resources from inspiring English sources

Aggressive behaviour can help win resources, but it can also be costly.

It turns out that being in favour of redistributive taxation just shows you think you're too weak to win resources the honest way: by force.

He also believes that Chicago is in the middle of an uncertain time, in which aldermen will have to work harder than ever to win resources for their wards.

The first response of governments and institutions to the HIV epidemic lagged behind the passionate work of dedicated individuals who cared for those infected, fought against discrimination and bigotry, disseminated news on treatment and prevention, and finally won resources to combat HIV.

In recent interviews here, government officials contended that the Yanomami could be exaggerating their claims to win more resources from the government and undercut its authority in the Amazon.

That is what many came to Washington to do — to win federal resources to apply to solving big problems in their districts and states, problems like an epidemic of opioid abuse deaths, crumbling highways and bridges, and lack of access to health care.

Consequently, the female, with higher resource needs for pregnancy, lactation, and maternal care, was more likely to win in resource conflicts with equally sized males.

His position in the minority party meant the odds of winning more resources for his constituents were often long.

"We have put in place standards, published curriculum guides, offered professional development, fought for and won more resources," he said.

There is also the law-of-the-jungle bartering, where males with resources win sexual favors from the most desired females.

Carlisle United manager Greg Abbott tells BBC Radio Cumbria: "I feel sorry for our players today, everything that we haven't got and everything Charlton have got - resources win the day.