Sentence examples for idea of exploiting from inspiring English sources

Many do-gooding outfits are horrified at the idea of exploiting the environment, however efficiently.

The idea of exploiting the environment efficiently drives some greens mad: this is exactly the problem, they argue.

"I don't like the idea of exploiting what people have, or putting them on show," he says.

Here, the idea of exploiting events to trigger the shut-down of hardware resources is applied at the behavioral-level of a DECT digital receiver design.

And Treasury Secretary Geithner, in his remarks on Tuesday, was even more dismissive of the idea of exploiting the fiscal cliff as a means of putting pressure on the Republicans.

When Francesco Becchetti, one of Albania's biggest foreign investors, arrived in 1997 with the idea of exploiting the country's hydroelectric potential, he recalled, he was the only foreigner on the plane.

Also, 'acquaintance with local context enhances foreign firms' capacity to select, and interact with, local partners and institutions, as a means of gathering further stimuli and innovative ideas, and of exploiting effectively opportunities emerging from local contexts' (page 20).

The key idea here consists of exploiting the frequency dimension to "hide" confidential information in the zeros of the channel seen by the unintended receiver similarly to the spatial beamforming.

Arguably the price difference could come down to Samsung running with 32 GB of storage compared to the 16 GB Apple has fitted to the iPhones, but I do like the idea of Samsung exploiting a higher price than Apple.

The owners of a Toronto clothing brand accused on social media of exploiting the idea of poverty and homelessness told VICE Wednesday that critics are jumping to conclusions, and that they are not profiting off the misfortune of others.

For her, the idea of being exploited in a garment factory -- working only six days a week, inside instead of in the broiling sun, for up to $2 a day -- is a dream.