Sentence examples for less exploitable from inspiring English sources

None of those have resonated much over the last decade in Canada, where the consensus on social policy seems more solidly formed, its fissures narrower and less exploitable.

Shallow aquifer is unconfined in nature, less important than the other two aquifers in the study area, and less exploitable.

Another reason, though, is that few things are less commercially exploitable – especially in the American market – than the locally specific present.

The proportion of exploitable questionnaires, which presented less than half the responses missing, was over 95% (820/850 and 166/172).

Since phenotypic variation is ultimately non-heritable, the exploitable diversity in transfectant pools may be less than previously thought.

Although the world's total known resources of shale oil is more than three times higher than that of the remaining conventional crude oil [2], the total exploitable reserves of shale oil has been estimated to be much less than the reserves.

My parents didn't receive benefits when living in England, yet our poverty was no less degrading as a result; it is not more dignified to offer oneself as cheap, easily exploitable labour.

Morocco is endowed with numerous exploitable resources.

Prospecting, search for economically exploitable mineral deposits.

One easily exploitable provision is "failure to work the patent".

But for Big Jim it creates an exploitable vacuum.