Sentence examples for would be resources from inspiring English sources

There would be resources, he said, vaguely.

A better measure of abundance would be resources per capita or per worker.

Dr. Freedman, Carnegie's director, said she was optimistic that there would be resources and room on the planet for both the 30-Meter and the Giant Magellan, and that they could complement each other.

But she also warned there would be resourcing implications for the regulator, which deals with around 25,000 complaints a year, a tenth of the 250,000 complaints that are received by the BBC on an annual basis.

She warned there would be resourcing implications for the regulator, which deals with about 25,000 complaints a year, a 10th of the 250,000 complaints received by the BBC on an annual basis.

While Planned Parenthood officials would not specify how much the initiative would actually cost, they said it would be "resource-intensive".

50 Other challenges include determining who should be responsible for implementation of such a policy and how this would be resourced, promoted, and prioritised.

This outcome indicates that the model captures the dynamic behaviour of the real pathway well and encourages further exploration of the model into issues which would be resource intensive – or technically challenging – to address by biological experimentation.

"If, in January, we lose any to long-term injuries then, if the right player became available, I'm sure there'd be resources available.

But it says the review process involved in banning broad antibiotic use would take too long and would not be "resource-efficient".

In July, it was reported that the CIA would be shifting resources from Afghanistan and Pakistan to the Middle East and Africa.