Sentence examples for on its exploitation from inspiring English sources
What environmental restrictions, if any, have interfering Brussels bureaucrats put on its exploitation?
No. Enron's reported revenue was based on its exploitation of a loophole in accounting rules that allowed it to book revenue from huge energy-derivative contracts at their gross value, not their net value as is done with other securities transactions.
The high street is no longer a rapacious salary-Hoover, growing fat on its exploitation of our seasonal goodwill.
The threat to challenge the government's shale gas incentives is retaliation for that, and for Britain's attempts to foil a proposed directive on shale gas that would impose firm regulations on its exploitation.
However, intelligent detection based on its exploitation comes at the cost of enhanced complexity.
That is to say, the efficiency of the proposed MAP predictor depends both on its exploitation of the motif information and its depiction about the sequence similarity among MAPs through the CKSAAP encoding and BLAST results.
Paul Scoles New York City I was glad to see Michael Grabell's article on Case Farms and its exploitation of undocumented immigrants in slaughterhouses, but it's not news that slaughterhouses and construction companies mistreat their workers ("Cut to the Bone," May 8th).
Sanders, of course, does not soft peddle his attacks on corporate greed and its exploitation of working people and hijacking of our democracy.
Thus, a clear view of the impact FMOD has on tissue integrity would aid its exploitation for tissue modelling and in the treatment of different disorders.
Hence, it is very important to apply a simple and precise analytical method to determine and validate the concentration of the major bioactive constituents in different populations of this plant species for development of a high yielding chemotype for large scale production and its commercial exploitation on scientific lines.
By contrast, the Palermo Protocol's definition, with its focus on exploitation, greatly reduces the prosecutorial burden of proving coercion, which is often considered an insurmountable obstacle in the context of trafficking cases.
