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Focus on resourceful execution, digital-first sales, extend runway.

We enjoy this haughty power fantasy, convinced that if we were in Cassie’s shoes, we’d be different, and smarter, and more resourceful.

From Vox

By targeting advertising based on the actual content it’s published next to, consumers are more likely to see relevant ads, and resourceful publishers can monetize accordingly.

However, security threats are increasing and attackers are becoming ever more resourceful in finding weaknesses to exploit.

Financial crises and economic downturns force founders to be resourceful, efficient, and nimble.

From Fortune

However you felt about it, you had to admire the skill and resourcefulness of the detectives.

Mitter shows resourcefulness as well in weaving ordinary people into his tale.

Problem is, several of the Dirty Dozen harnessed their “untapped resourcefulness” to loot a mountain of money from CAI.

He then explains how the behind-the-scenes engineers solved those problems through experiment, ingenuity, and resourcefulness.

The black events of recent hours had brought out resourcefulness which she never suspected herself of having.

Although they are small they are thrifty and seem to inherit much of their mother's resourcefulness.

The resourcefulness of your brain will be a constant pleasure to you.

The hero overcomes all obstacles that block the course of his journey by his own never-failing shrewdness and resourcefulness.

Mrs. Coffin manages all of the estate and displays excellent business ability and resourcefulness in controlling her interests.

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On this page you'll find 78 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to resourcefulness, such as: ingenuity, inventiveness, ability, appliance, artifice, and assets.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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