Sentence examples for scope for exploiting from inspiring English sources

It used a different wireless technology, so there was little scope for exploiting scale economies in purchasing; nor could Vodafone, as the minority partner, exploit its brand in America.

In Britain, although there are certainly sizeable shale gas reserves - the true amount is a matter for debate, but it could be enough to power the country for decades if the biggest predictions are true - the scope for exploiting them is limited because of public concern.

The snag is that New Zealand's main comparative advantage lies in agricultural produce (two-thirds of total exports), and trade barriers in global markets prevent New Zealand from fully benefiting from it.New Zealand's small population and geographic isolation from large markets also limit its scope for exploiting economies of scale.

Overall, our analysis suggests SIP reporting latencies generate remarkably little scope for exploiting the informational asymmetries available to subscribers to exchanges' direct data feeds, regardless of whether trading is targeted at liquidity takers (at issue in Citadel's settlement) or at liquidity providers (at issue in the recent wave of exchange proposals for speed bumps).

There may also be scope for exploiting this storage potential to compensate for the variability of electricity supply from variable renewable energy sources such as wind and solar.

It implies limited scope for exploiting these REs for identification purposes.

All were ripe for exploiting.

He had a flair for exploiting it.

Is PepsiCo immoral for exploiting that paradox?

A penchant for exploiting or disparaging others.

The study provides considerable scope in exploiting local indigenous resources for isolation of antimicrobial and mosquito larvicidal proteins.