Sentence examples for explore, exploit from inspiring English sources

[C2.] Bush Announces Energy Measures President Bush vowed to make it easier for companies to explore, exploit and transport oil and gas for the production of more electricity.

Mr. Bush expressed concern that California's power crisis was spreading and he pledged to make it easier for companies to explore, exploit and transport oil and gas for the production of electricity.

President Bush said today that he was "deeply concerned" that the power crisis was "spreading beyond the California borders" and vowed to make it easier for companies to explore, exploit and transport oil and gas for the production of more electricity.

The 1982 treaty allowed states to claim such a zone, extending 200 nautical miles from the baselines, in which they would possess sovereign rights to explore, exploit, conserve, and manage the natural resources of the seas and seabed; to exercise jurisdiction over artificial installations and scientific research; and to protect and preserve the marine environment.

But over all if you're looking for a game that lets you expand, explore, exploit and even exterminate your rivals you can't do better than taking to the stars where you can push around these galactic civilizations to your heart's content.

The Winklevoss twins own an estimated 1% of all bitcoin, so have a real interest in making sure bitcoin is explored, exploited - and that it succeeds.

For Buddhists, wisdom is not merely a form of belief or a particular truth or historical attribute but a living, breathing, functioning quality inherent in the mind of each of us, waiting to be explored, exploited and developed and in the pursuit of liberation, healing, and happiness.

With the example of time series microarray data from 200 circadian genes, further directions are explored exploiting different aspects of the model output.

And while there are crimes to solve and atrocities to prevent, much of its matter is devoted to exploring (exploiting is perhaps the better word) the asymmetrical bromance between Sherlock and his Watson, John Watson Martinn "The Hobbit" Freeman).

This citation emphasises the coordinated approach to both explore and exploit project deliveries, educational activities and work project contracts.

Babies explore; adults exploit.