Sentence examples for least exploited from inspiring English sources

The sense of smell is perhaps the most pervasive of all senses, but it is also one of the least understood and least exploited in HCI.

The region contains some of Earth's least exploited fish stocks, and its large populations of krill – small crustaceans that are food for the region's fish, seabirds and whales – and toothfish have made it an increasingly prized fishing spot.

This area is far from any coast: it would have been among the least exploited regions.

"In California, we have the least exploited fisheries in the world, but the toughest regulations," complained Zeke Grader, executive director of the Pacific Coast Federation of Fishermen's Associations.

Cushman shows the writer a number of rough stones and tells him how to identify the valuable ones… Madagascar has some of the richest and least exploited gem deposits on earth.

WhatsApp constitutes a powerful educational tool to encourage second language interaction among participants and its tremendous potential to activate students' involvement remains one of the least exploited functionalities of mobile phones.

These transactions are generally legal, or at least exploit grey areas in the tax codes of the countries concerned.

Some experts predict that Wall Street, like water overcoming a dam, will easily adapt to the new regulations, or at least exploit what loopholes do remain and thrive again.

Each new project solves a problem, meets an internal need, secures some service or product that is in very short supply, provides an outlet for accumulated rubles or a source of essential hard currency, or, at the very least, exploits some special capacity or set of relationships possessed by its Russian staff.

Now that the writing's on the wall, as the first megastar of new media, Bieber should at least exploit that direct link he has with his followers and have some fun with them.

Like most popular big-screen comic performers, Ms. Schumer is committed to consistency, or at least to exploiting a successful and familiar persona.