Sentences with phrase «precious resources»

Waiting to invest is leaving money on the table and above all else, you are wasting the most precious resource of all: time.

Many people are unaware that meat production creates harmful greenhouse gases and requires increasingly unsustainable levels of precious resources including land, water and energy.

People are the most precious resource in any system, but in education this is especially so.

Perhaps the time has come for the world to consider a fourth revolution, aimed no longer at objects but at understanding the most precious resource on earth — ourselves.

Your muscles can only grow at a limited speed, it doesn't make any sense to waste precious resources on work and food you don't need in the first place.

All of that activity happening on the page keeps the content from displaying and uses precious resources on your device, including data and processing power.

You spent precious resources of time and money on the dating process with no return on your investment.

My biggest complaint with Destiny is the shop system, which allows players to buy items with precious resources gained in battle, or found by thoroughly searching environments and destroying unused gear.

Also, here in the hippie household we use vegan sugar for coffee (thus, making is a far more precious resource).

The system is meant to evoke an emotional response to energy consumption in future inhabitants and ultimately help conserve precious resources.

With water becoming an increasingly precious resource, growing techniques that limit or even eliminate irrigation become ever more valuable.

Many of the villagers also argue he is taking precious resources away from the younger generation, the ones who are the future of the country.

It requires increasingly unsustainable levels of precious resources including land, water and energy, and is a major contributor towards global environmental degradation and climate change.

In both cases they take precious resources away from the public schools which further inhibits their quality.

So there's little doubt that much, much more can be done by most cities to cut waste, and keep precious resources out of landfill.

In many cases the costs of use and adoption have a lot more to do with the calculated allocation of scarce personal time and precious resources rather than with just dollars and cents.

Applying precious resources to respond to customer needs and help them solve the associated problem statements they give us.

That said, it's difficult for small and medium businesses to dedicate precious resources to marketing — especially with the «if it ain't broke, don't fix it» mentality.

Why the mega churches built with very expensive precious resources?

Each has helped us refine our construction methods and building efficiencies, but over time that progress has cost our planet precious resources.

The real problem is that there are too many people, especially rich people, and all the people are putting out too much carbon dioxide and using up too many precious resources.

And, worse yet, spending money and getting less than nothing by hurting our most precious resource as a state: our children.

Focus on the former vs. wasting precious resources on the latter.

But some districts say they're not ready to use precious resources to experiment with online learning while facing steep funding cuts.

One must spend precious resources, especially capital, upon the conservative plank with the highest returns.

Today, we set out on a quick journey to revisit our most precious resources on mobile learning.

There's a distinct reddish brown wash that reduces the color count considerably, preserving precious resources for things like the detailing on the badass Metal Gear REX in the background.

And I'm hoping that the Chartered College, because it is free from political mandates and the immediate pressure that comes with working with as precious a resource as children, can provide the time, space and expertise to develop such a vision.

Thus investment in these technologies diverts precious resources from more effective solutions and hinders rather than helps the effort to reduce GHG emissions.

Climate adaptation poses a conundrum to the western decision maker tasked with managing precious resources like water, energy, land, or wildlife habitat.

There's also an issue of value — without compunction, a standard of some sort to meet / conform to — some schools won't put precious resources into research.

Six months after they'd opened their doors, the market was proving almost too popular — parking spaces and seating have become precious resources, and Shackelford and Lancaster said plans were in place to ease those issues and to reduce the strain on the narrow streets that now fill up with visitors every weekend — many of them from the surrounding suburbs.

Going meatless once a week may reduce your risk of chronic preventable conditions and help reduce your carbon footprint - saving precious resources like fresh water and fossil fuel.

Collect precious resources on the surfaces of planets and trade them for the ships, suits and equipment that will take you to your destiny in the stars.

This has the advantage that the plant will not waste precious resources by producing large quantities of the mutant Rep when it is not needed.

It is the only precious resource we have that is not replaceable in some way.

After Magalan is hit with a meteor, the surviving population must decide how to best allocate the most precious resource at their disposal, Elex, which arrived with the meteor and is capable of powering both technology and magic, as well as being consumed to heighten strength and logic.

A sliding scale (based on both income and assets in this case) is a fair way of allocating precious resources to those who really need them.

the unintended consequence of these funding arrangements in diverting precious resources from service delivery towards administrative compliance

Instead, he devoted precious resources to teaching Adler how to teach, hiring a personal coach to attend his classes regularly and meet with him for 45 minutes a week.

It's time we Americans woke up to the fact that our desire to be «tough on crime» has gone way past the point of fairness and usefulness and is now just ruining lives and consuming precious resources that could be far better used elsewhere.

In response, GlaxoWellcome warned that if it became too difficult to get drugs prescribed in the UK it might take its R&D effort to other countries, draining precious resources out of the UK economy.

On top of that is a bizarre vision of the end of the world that includes a large number of themed gangs doing battle over what precious resources remain.

Excess histamine can wreak havoc on the body, depleting precious resources needed to deal with the overload.

Upstate lawmakers are fuming that the National Weather Service didn't update its storm forecast for the Big Apple, leading the city to receive precious resources that were more desperately needed up north.

That means your body enters energy conservation mode and spends remaining precious resources on only the vital processes, like brain and cardiovascular function, to keep you alive and conserve energy.