Sentence examples for Early exploitation from inspiring English sources

The former age highlights the early exploitation of aquatic environments by angiosperms.

In an early exploitation of the Internet, he developed an international telephone business in 1994.

Although various writers in the 16th century describe glasses that can "recognize a man from several miles away," the early exploitation of this idea is credited to the Dutch lens maker Hans Lippershey, who in 1608 applied for a patent for a device "for seeing things far away as if they were nearby". However, his application was rejected, apparently because the idea was already well known.

Most prominent in the early exploitation of metal for furniture was designer Marcel Breuer, who joined the Bauhaus as a student in 1920.

The site provides an excellent case study to analyze human behavioral adaptations linked to early exploitation of marine resources.

Try the early exploitation flicks of the nineteen-seventies, like "Caged Heat" and "Crazy Mama," made under the aegis of Roger Corman.

And there was a cheap — in every sense — 1958 exploitation film, "The Bonnie Parker Story," starring Dorothy Provine.

Unlike the earlier exploitation flicks, today's girl gang films are less interested in punishment or titillation.

Superficially "Casa de Mi Padre" recalls the genre excesses and insider yuks of Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez's "Grindhouse," their duetting homage to 1970s-style exploitation cinema.

A noted diamond mining locale (arising after the first diamond was discovered in the area in 1907), exploitation fell off in the 1970s, but gravel quarrying remained important.

During the 1990s exploitation of the vast oil fields under the Caspian Sea was complicated by political instability in Azerbaijan, ethnic conflict throughout the region, Russian claims on the Caspian fields, and disputes over the location of new pipelines.