Sentence examples for exploitation primarily from inspiring English sources

Genomic resources for plant and animal species that are under exploitation primarily for human consumption are increasingly important, among other things, for understanding physiological processes and for establishing adequate genetic selection programs.

Unlike Marx, he does not believe that alienation and exploitation are primarily matters of economics.

Looking at the line-up for Saturday's demonstration, one could be forgiven for thinking that resistance to privatisation and exploitation was coming primarily from leftwing celebrities and trade union general secretaries.

While the tally of suspected exploitation has been primarily of girls, a former Boy Scout, his identity disguised, said on the program that he had been abused as young boy in return for a reward badge from one of Mr. Savile's shows.

Current trends in desktop processor development suggest that future performance gains will occur primarily through exploitation of parallelism.

The way in which Cameron framed those challenges as primarily the exploitation of Britain's welfare system was itself toxic and negative.

Agriculture and pasturage were the principal sources of wealth in the Christian states, as the king, landlords, and nobles gained their income primarily through the exploitation of landed property.

The successful commercial exploitation of shale gas depends primarily on the development of horizontal drilling and fracturing technology.

Here we adopt an ecological perspective and resort to the niche theory [ 14] of competing communities, which assumes that exploitation (or utilization) of 'resources' primarily determines ecological segregation.

Results indicate that ministries and regulatory bodies primarily support the increased exploitation of fossil fuels a core reason for the slow adoption of renewable energy sources.

The common refrain that "if you're not paying, then you're the product" is particularly unhelpful, simultaneously implying that companies don't care about users, and that apps are primarily a veneer for exploitation.