Sentence examples for quest to exploit the from inspiring English sources
Shell has spent more than $4 billion over five years in its quest to exploit the vast oil and natural gas resources believed to lie beneath the Beaufort and Chukchi Seas off the north coast of Alaska.
Despite tremendous advances in the preparation of nanoparticles (NPs) from a range of materials, 1 manipulation and characterization of NP surface functionality remains a crucial challenge in the quest to exploit the often remarkable properties observed within this newfound region of chemical space.
In the Metropolitan Opera's relentless quest to exploit all media, the company next Wednesday will start making many video and audio broadcasts available for Internet streaming on demand.
The controlled deconstruction of lignified plant cell walls is a major field of research, whose current impetus is drawn from the quest to exploit plant biomass for the production of energy and chemicals.
The first step in their metabolic pathway, the oxidation of methane to methanol, is catalyzed by methane monooxygenase (MMO) enzymes, which are of broad interest in the quest to exploit abundant natural gas reserves as fuel and chemical feedstocks.
They painted Clinton as the victim of a partisan quest to exploit an offense covering up an affair that was not on the scale of abuse that the Framers had in mind.
The development of wind power plants is being undertaken by many countries including Nigeria, for the generation of electricity in their quest to exploit renewable energy sources.
Its coverage Aug. 15 of Google's bid to acquire Motorola was wall to wall and, no question, served a broad readership's desire to understand what this might mean for Google and its quest to exploit mobile technology.
Ericsson also faces obstacles in its quest to exploit Tandberg.
A Canadian mining company has cleared a major legal hurdle in their quest to exploit gold in El Salvador.
During economic downturns, charismatic and not-so charismatic leaders attempt to exploit the fears of the public in their quests for power and control.
