Sentence examples for sustainably exploit from inspiring English sources

Perhaps one solution is to sustainably exploit their abundance.

As a consequence, innovative concepts and adapted technologies are required to sustainably exploit karst aquifers.

Camel and small livestock husbandry emerged as one of the very few means to sustainably exploit the resources of the Western Sahara, facilitated by the favourable rains of the past 10 to 15 years.

To improve the living conditions for the inhabitants, a German-Indonesian network of scientific institutions, funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF), focused on the development of innovative and highly adapted technologies to sustainably exploit the underground karst water resources.

AA: The last time Huffington Post spoke with you both, Adrian made a distinction between "extremists who do nothing but scare everybody" and SHFT, which is exploring how to "sustainably exploit our surroundings". Does the No on Prop 23 campaign speak to a third category of eco-conscious people--perhaps people who are motivated to use the political system to create positive change?

Without proper ecological practices carried out villagers, it is possible that these valuable resources cannot be sustainably exploited.

The larger coalition for Scenario B (all stakeholders but tourism representatives) is explained by the range of opportunities presented by this scenario for the island as a whole, by sustainably exploiting local resources and spreading benefits in all economic sectors, achieving thus a better integration of these local economic sectors.

The likelihood that fisheries for elasmobranchs will be sustainably exploited in the near future is not promising as general lack of management and research directed towards these resources is evident in most cases.

This logic underpinned attempts to preserve or rehabilitate parts of the lowveld landscape as pristine and glorious pieces of national heritage and, more recently, attempts to exploit sustainably 'wilderness quality' and wildlife.

I saw how college-educated and economically advantaged people can use their position not to exploit already exploitative systems for their own gain and silo the benefits, but further and sustainably improve the lives of others.

If the right policies and incentives are in place, however, groundwater can be exploited sustainably, argues Jeremy Bird, director general of IWMI.