Sentence examples for Before exploiting from inspiring English sources

Before exploiting their use, any engineered nanomaterials should undergo through investigation regarding the risk and health hazards imposed by them.

Before exploiting the advantages of GPU computing, several parameters must be determined to ensure the optimal performance of G.A.M.E.

Before exploiting parental pairs in heterosis breeding programs, however, their agronomic traits should first be tested for combining ability.

The constitution says that before exploiting any resource on Amerindian lands, the government must consult the inhabitants.

Time and again, Sloss sets up a routine by establishing his liberal take on, for example, homosexuality, before exploiting that subject for retrograde giggles.

He still had time to do his homework before exploiting a narrow strip of favourable ground when making a beeline for the stands' rail from the highest draw in stall 12 in the Queen Margaret Stakes on Mixed Blessing to give trainer Alan Jarvis a second win in the race for owner Christopher Shankland, also successful with River Belle two years ago.

One expects to see the famed Flying Karamazov Brothers at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark, and they'll be there, not flying but juggling and "utilizing technologies never before exploited on the stage," in the words of the center's calendar.

But wait: Company management, having shrewdly capitalized on the market's greed three years before, boldly exploited the then-current fear.

Dr. James F. O'Connell, another anthropologist at the University of Utah said, "The ability to cook food opened a very large niche for people, allowing them to eat foods they couldn't eat before, and to be in places they couldn't exploit before".

Now, though, every group has to outdo what has gone before; and each exploit by a group has to outdo what it did before.

As a result, it can only be a matter of time before celebrities start exploiting a shallow continuum between sport, show business and Westminster.