resourcefully

resourceful | American Dictionary

resourceful
adjective
us/rɪˈsɔrs·fəl, -ˈzɔrs-/
able to find and use different ways to help achieve your goals:
She plays the part of a tough, resourceful newspaper reporter.

Examples of resourceful

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Few entangle the interests of so many diverse and resourceful groups.
They are most likely playful though, as a group, and imaginative, and resourceful, and entertaining.
There is certainly more to it than a mere piece d'occasion, as might be expected from such a thoughtful and resourceful composer.
My indebtedness to this resourceful essay will be everywhere apparent below.
No matter where an innovation comes from, resourceful people make the most of it.
Quarantine efforts had begun several years after the establishment of two subprefectures and new military posts, in response to a flood of resourceful in-migrants.
Regimes can manage economic and international crises through the resourceful choosing of partners from the regime's social base.
Resourceful personalities and individual strategies come alive in these portraits, which are also illustrated by evocative graphics.
That the tribal development initiatives have changed their conventional forest-dependent livelihood into a resourceful mode of life, however, could not be overlooked.
Capable, resourceful and innovative members of the community were identified and democratically elected to lead the process and initiate development.
Determined and resourceful, however, the clergyman fetched ladders and climbed into the belfry through the trapdoor in its floor.
It is difficult, however, to identify ' dynamic, resourceful and positive women ' in this account of estate management and domestic economy.
Both pamphlets are addressed to architects, and are intended to make architects more resourceful and efficient in getting and conducting work.
As the above summary suggests, this is a resourceful investigation.
To investigate children's lives, one has to be resourceful.
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