Sentence examples for large exploitation from inspiring English sources

The development of modern agriculture in the region entailed large exploitation, single-crop agriculture and deep well irrigation.

REPORTER AT LARGE about exploitation of poor countries by multinational or global corporations.

By Ronald Muller and Richard J. Barnet The New Yorker, December 2 , 1974P. 53 REPORTER AT LARGE about exploitation of poor countries by multinational or global corporations.

Dr Furtuna, who works for KPMG Romania as a penetration tester, set out to see if banks' online currency trading systems were vulnerable to large scale exploitation of this rounding error.

Other renewable energy resources, which were previously not economically attractive or technically feasible for large scale exploitation, are now being considered to form a significant part of the energy mix.

An alternative interpretation of the marks has been that they were caused by trampling animals and do not provide evidence of stone tool use or large ungulate exploitation by Australopithecus-grade hominins.

In the next 40 years, either fishing policies will have shifted toward reduction of large scale exploitation of ocean wildlife by choice, or they will have shifted because the number of fish can no longer justify the investment needed to catch them.

If the Republicans have their way, consumer protection will become a charming relic of the past, opening the floodgates for large scale exploitation of Americans by Wall Street.

The mixed character of these forests is a major obstacle to large-scale exploitation of timber.

After 1789 the use of steam power increased, and large-scale exploitation of the coalfield took place.

That has not stopped large-scale exploitation of the stock, with illegal fishing commonplace for many years.