Sentence examples for been exploited on a from inspiring English sources

Reserves of natural gas also have been exploited on a large scale.

Nicaragua is rich in natural resources, most of which have not been exploited on a large scale because of lack of financing.

By contrast, the annual O. nivara wild rices could have been exploited on a large scale without any serious cultivation, or selection of habit changes or domestication traits.

Saudis have profited greatly from the pilgrims who have been exploited on a scale that is beyond imagination.

Gold, diamonds, antimony, mercury, gypsum, and iron have all at some time since the beginning of the 19th century been exploited on an individual producer basis, using small-scale methods.

The heat generated by servers has been exploited on an industrial scale to warm buildings, but this is the first time somebody else's server has been used to heat a home.

The Guiana Shield is rich in minerals, but only bauxite is exploited on a large scale by Guyana and Suriname.

"To be honest, the odds of being exploited on a Mac are really low these days, especially if you've upgraded to Lion," he added, referring to one of the Mac's newer operating systems.

The chair of the European parliament's subcommittee on human rights, German MEP Barbara Lochbihler, said migrant workers in the UAE, including those on Saadiyat Island, were exploited "on a daily basis".

But he reckons the vast deposit of potash under Yorkshire is of global significance, and says there are plenty of minerals left that might be exploited on a small scale.

The iron ores of eastern Derbyshire began to be exploited on a considerable scale in the 17th century, and the county's industries developed further in the 18th century.