Sentence examples for with diminished resources from inspiring English sources

There is one thing we have achieved, however, and, with skill and a ruthless prioritisation of resources, ought to be able to continue to achieve, even with diminished resources.

The Department of Investigation, he said, "has done a very good job at that, and we ask them to continue to find ways to do their job" with diminished resources.

When the round ended, the edge of Moore's speed was gone, and he knew that he would have to set a new and completely different trap, with diminished resources.

And yet the wider vision of what police are for – and capable of, with diminished resources – cannot be answered through a call for volunteers, a consultative paper, and legislation in two months.

Disney animators had drifted through the 1950s with the diminished resources and shrunken ambitions of films like "Alice in Wonderland" (1951) and "Peter Pan" (1953).

His non-ideological political sensibility has proven well suited to an age of diminished resources, with no money in the cupboard for expensive new programs and voters of all stripes demanding that the government tighten its belt.

It flourishes in cold weather — last November was the coldest on record, Mr. Aldrich said — and rapidly spreads when there are concentrated populations of birds with diminished food resources.

Steep federal deficits will combine with diminished university resources to intensify what a 2007 report by the National Academies declared to be a "gathering storm," one that threatened the future of scientific education and research in America.

We do know that resource stress is associated with later ages at menarche, so we might extrapolate that if father absence results in diminished resources, father absence would be associated with delayed menarche.

With the hindsight of decades, historians and others have praised Mr. Beame for having run a scandal-free administration, for struggling valiantly with an unmanageable fiscal crisis not of his making, and for allocating the city's diminished resources fairly and humanely.

But in an era of diminished resources and staff at U.S. newspapers, he could not figure out the identities of the Brazilians, Italians and Argentines doing the buying — until he started collaborating with Brazilian, Italian and Argentine reporters on the "Panama Papers".