Sentence examples for the pressure to exploit from inspiring English sources
This, combined with rising prices means the pressure to exploit the Arctic's oil wealth will only increase.
The pressure to exploit new sources of giving has even filtered down to establishments like the Battersea Dogs Home, which, for more than 100 years, has relied on the generosity of pet-loving benefactors.
My major goal has been to try to bring the focus back onto her work in the face of pressure to exploit her personal life.
The rules around drone use are being reviewed in many regions as the technology accelerates and commercial companies apply pressure to exploit the tech.
Vacuum-assisted closure VAC) uses negative pressure to exploit the elastic properties of skin [10].
New national polling conducted by Lonergan Research on behalf of the Australian Conservation Foundation found an overwhelming majority of Australians (97%) agreed that, regardless of economic or political pressure to exploit natural places on the world heritage list, the Australian government should do all it could to protect them.
The existence of a dyadic choice implies that there are two competing demands, such as the pressure to explore and to exploit (March 1991).
Yet with all sides wanting to exploit the pressure to end the violence, terms are being discussed and an unconditional ceasefire looks unlikely.
Researchers described the pressure to move on to the next contract, or study, without fully exploiting the potential of their studies.
Dalén devised many ingenious mechanisms and burners, operating from the pressure of the gas itself, to exploit the use of acetylene.
Furthermore, considerable support for the presence of a different selection milieu comes from the observation that five of six patients with multiple mutations harbored two independent spliceosome gene mutations, indicative of convergent evolution, i.e., evolution to overcome a shared selective pressure or to exploit a shared environment (Greaves and Maley, 2012; Rossi et al., 2008).
