Sentences with phrase «using huge amounts of resources»

Traditional burial practices in the developed world are responsible for using huge amounts of resources, ranging from the materials used for coffins and vaults to the chemicals used to preserve bodies to the resources necessary to maintain huge grassy cemetery plots.

«What's important is that the team uses the huge amount of resources now available at their disposal to deliver on their promises by developing and launching a successful project.

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The macro story here is that public cloud leaderAmazon (amzn) Web Services, which amasses huge amounts of computing, storage, and networking resources to rent to customers, is winning over more IT workloads that previously went to businesses that used to buy EMC, Dell, VMware, IBM (ibm), or HPE (hpe) gear.

IBFAN argues that formula production uses a huge and unnecessary amount of precious resources and energy.

Huge amounts of resources that could have been used to create incentives are instead squandered away without receiving anything in return.

«Perhaps the most important thing is we're amassing a huge amount of data,» which can be used to document and study these sites and protect their resources.

A huge amount of resources for individual or Interactive Whiteboard use for Year 1 children.

we are implementing the use of STRUCTURE STRIPS / SLIPS in English across our school and I couldn't find a huge amount of FREE resources on - line.

But a new study from the Natural Resources Defense Council suggests the powering of so many devices around the clock is using huge amounts of energy — $ 19 billion worth of electricity on an annual basis, equivalent to the output of 50 large power plants.»]

The process uses a huge amount of water — the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation estimates as much as 1 million gallons per well — at a time when water is already a limiting and precious resource.

There is a huge amount going on in the Access to Justice world, which lacks the resources to meet the needs of its service population without effective use of technology.

Poorly coded apps that connect to the Internet even when they're not supposed to should be uninstalled, as should apps that needlessly use up a huge amount of CPU resources.