Sentence examples for that cannot be exploited from inspiring English sources

(The) concept of carbon stranded assets pioneered by the Carbon Tracker initiative contends that fossil fuel companies are overvalued by stock markets because their valuations include assets that cannot be exploited if we are to avoid runaway climate change....Carbon Tracker sheds further light on the risks, (in its) report... Carbon Supply Cost Curves.

But F2L aims to build communities of resistance that cannot be exploited, tortured, and killed without a fight.

Otherwise, you'd be exploiting religion, and religion is so supreme that it cannot be exploited or taken advantage of".

He said he wanted an urgent review of arrangements for safeguarding pupils in unregistered schools and a review of the arrangements for home education "to ensure that they cannot be exploited".

Some DMZ planners overlook hardening the touters or switches supporting the DMZ so that they cannot be exploited and used as tools to penetrate the network.

She said: "To avoid serious damage to public trust in government, secondments must at the very least be transparent and properly monitored, to ensure that such arrangement cannot be exploited by vested interests against the public good".

That upside cannot be exploited in the current set of shows, no matter how big the ratings get, because all of them were sold out to eight full sponsors, including Reebok, Bud Lite beer and the United States Army.

This means that Eqn. 55 cannot be exploited.

However, this does not mean that data from GWAS cannot be exploited to help elucidate the underlying genetic basis of this disease.

The finding for the GZO nanoparticle of low pronounced plasmonic near field modes together with the fact that a plasmon resonance at λ = 2,000 nm cannot be exploited when working in the visible regime suggests that we should tune the plasma frequency of the semiconductor such that we obtain a plasmon resonance in the visible.

This is in line with the previous literature on the relation between sentiment and returns, as our results confirm the previous findings that the information contained in investor sentiment cannot be exploited in the short term but can when using medium-term lags (see Brown and Cliff 2005).