Sentence examples for exploited heavily from inspiring English sources

"Colonies of seabirds were once exploited heavily and are now protected," said Dr. Sadovy, who is also director of the Society for the Conservation of Reef Fish Aggregations, an international group.

While taxi spatial trajectory data has also been exploited heavily in this context [6 8], there is only little work on the mining of taxi mobility data in the light of other layers of data and in particular those that can provide valuable information on the economic costs of taxi journeys.

State news media have covered Lin's basketball exploits heavily but avoided mentioning his faith, part of a broader pattern of omitting or censoring religious subjects.

Terrain (ruggedness and elevation) appears to be important in permitting lynx to exploit heavily modified areas.

Notwithstanding the fact Alonso's Ferrari always goes better in the race than it does in qualifying, he faces a mountain steeper even than the run to the unusual first corner here if he is to keep his title hopes alive long enough to exploit a heavily revised car for next week's finale in Brazil.

Uniformly ultimate boundedness and tracking are achieved, exploiting a heavily coupled, bounded uncertain and highly nonlinear model of longitudinal and lateral dynamics.

In terms of the biology of the fish themselves, evidence has shown that heavily exploited commercial fish stocks can take much longer to recover from over-exploitation than previously expected.

Clupeiforms are by far the most heavily exploited of all fish groups.

England's largest oak forest has been heavily exploited for centuries.

During the 19th century, iron ore and zinc deposits in the Sambre-Meuse valley were heavily exploited.

A recent Green blog article described Mongolia's vast and heavily exploited coal reserves, but available renewable resources may be even more vast.