Sentence examples for push to exploit from inspiring English sources

The government repays with oil," he said in explaining why the push to exploit resources in the Amazon had accelerated in recent years.

That's why this initiative has been supported by more than a million people," she said "The indigenous people have a right to self-determination, but there is a huge global push to exploit natural resources through mining with no heed to local communities".

The push to exploit user data in more and different ways may cause huge headaches for social networks in the years ahead.

And I think their share will increase in a way that will enable us not to be pushed to exploit the vast quantities of fossil fuels still in the ground, including oil shale and tar sands and much more".

That base is global, but Forrest wants to push on to exploit further opportunities in regional markets.

These driving forces are particularly challenging in Italy: on the one hand, recent incentives have fostered the installation of many Dispersed Generation units on MV networks; on the other hand, the quality of service regulations put in place by the Italian Energy Regulator push Distribution System Operators to exploit automation on distribution grids.

Matteo Darmian took up a very aggressive position from right-back, pushing forward to exploit Boli Bolingoli-Mbombo's lack of interest in defensive work.

"For the factories, the demand for astronomically high production rates at an extremely low price pushes them to exploit workers, since it is the only way to meet Apple's production requirements and make their owners a profit at the same time".

With the special Senate election next week, the late campaign push is trying to exploit unhappiness over the government shutdown to promote Mr. Booker, Newark's mayor, as a problem solver who eschews the kind of hard-line partisanship crippling the Capitol.

Pushed by politicians eager to exploit anger about the long recession from which California was just emerging, it won a majority, and helped to propel its proponents to success.

Rajoy has also sought to exploit the push for independence in Catalonia, presenting his party as the safest bet for Spaniards who want to keep the country intact.