Sentence examples for exploited due to from inspiring English sources
I have come across numerous cases where inventions of good commercial potential were not exploited due to an unclear or unfair ownership situation.
Afghanistan is said to have rich mineral reserves, including natural gas, which have not been exploited due to the political situation in the country.
Because of this temperature difference, we supposed that the area hides a geothermal potential hard to be exploited due to the difficult field conditions.
These codes were invented by Robert Gallager (MIT) in the early sixties [1] and have never been fully exploited due to overwhelming computational requirements by that time.
Among these green reductants, plant extracts have been significantly exploited due to their low cost, bulk availability, and biocompatibility [43 46].
However, the potential benefit may not be fully exploited due to the difficulty in customizing roadmaps to fit specific needs and/or to accommodate unusual circumstances.
The use of cocrystals in the pharmaceutical industry remains to be fully exploited due, in part, to the scarcity of suitable large-scale production methods and lack of robust and cost-effective processes.
The B2 → R-phase transformation can be exploited independently, due to a significant temperature separation of the two transformation steps.
Which is an absolute disgrace, in my opinion, because J. Edgar Hoover was the biggest blackmailer the United States has ever known -- and much of the leverage he exploited was due to information he possessed about sexual dalliances of high-ranking officials in the United States government.
Among the different platforms for SNP genotyping, Luminex is one of the less exploited mainly due to the lack of a robust (semi-automated and replicable) freely available genotype calling software.
They – and traders exploiting fears due to instability in oil-producing countries – bear the bulk of the blame for the squeeze that consumers in poor countries feel when oil prices rise beyond reason.
