Sentence examples for future exploitation from inspiring English sources

Hence, the possibility of future exploitation relies on the resource's ability to regenerate itself.

A fixer buying a yellow card is merely a signal of corruptibility which skewers a naïve footballer for future exploitation.

The national park system was not created to hold property for future exploitation when commodity prices were right.

And while not completely caving in, fishing nations like China, Norway and Japan called for smaller reserves and a "sunset clause" that would allow for future exploitation and essentially render the whole idea of a permanent reserve meaningless.

Given that Avatar is essentially a warning against imperialism and riding roughshod over fragile eco-systems for profit, we can only hope our future exploitation of the final frontier will be tempered with lessons learnt here on Earth.

In its first-quarter 2002 filing, Disney said "damages could total as much as several hundred million dollars and adversely impact the value" of future exploitation of the Pooh characters.

The presently described direct in vivo DC-targeting liposomal DNA vaccine carrier is expected to find future exploitations toward designing effective vaccines for various infectious diseases and cancers.

Thus, future exploitations of a targeted therapy directed against HER2/neu should focus on advanced and node-positive CRCs.

It will also help biotechnology companies, such as Ceres, in Malibu, California, which has cloned tens of thousands of genes from a variety of plants and is keen to discover their exact function for future commercial exploitation.

Such licenses are commonly known as "permissive" — but this means, in a sense, that they permit the future commercial exploitation of users, whose right to copy and share a software work can be restricted by those who make use of it later.

Nuclear power can serve as a durable energy source for future space exploitation and exploration.