11.  By acquiring him, the Yankees have shown how potent their economic resources continue to be.

12.  Combined with the economic resources contributed voluntarily by private charitable activities, the total effort probably adds up to the most massive exercise in human benevolence in history.

13.  Hunters, anglers, campers and bird-watchers are now seen as an economic resource, generating income for rural Texas with little damage to the environment.

14.  It is a program of regional autonomy whose goal is to increase local control over government and economic resources.

15.  More important, they question the logic of diverting vast economic resources from other uses without a better understanding of the payoff.

16.  Now, economists believe educational attainment is the foremost economic resource of a nation.

17.  Only that kind of dramatic change would allow the city to close its most rundown schools and concentrate economic resources on making the remaining buildings up-to-date.

18.  Parents devote a lot of their economic resources for the basics of food, shelter and clothing.

19.  That crusade includes plans for later replacing the weapons with training, jobs and other economic resources.

20.  The current burst of growth, it is generally agreed, merely represents a return to full use of economic resources after a long recession.