Sentence examples for unregulated activities from inspiring English sources

"Since 2007 the amount of unregulated activities has exploded".

Analysts project that the $218 billion industry's revenues from unregulated activities will exceed regulated revenues in 2001 for the first time.

In addition to generating power that is wholesaled to other utilities, power companies are also investing in a wide range of unregulated activities from energy trading to telecommunications to energy management consulting.

It has outperformed its peer group by staying away from telecommunications investments and seeking out utilities that pay regular dividends and devote only small parts of their businesses to unregulated activities.

The institutions that were rescued in 2008-9 weren't old-fashioned banks; they were complex financial empires, many of whose activities were effectively unregulated — and it was these unregulated activities that brought the U.S. economy to its knees.

Large amounts of gold generally plated on printed circuit boards that drives unregulated activities to recycle it with serious adverse consequences to the environment and human health, demanding innovative strategies to solve this problem.

Environmentalists say that barring application of the act in these zones would open up the oceans to unregulated activity that could damage them and destroy marine life.

"I think it would be naïve and shortsighted to not think that this is the beginning of the end of total unregulated activity of these sites," Brennan said.

In addition to the sonar project, which they say could disorient and kill whales and dolphins, they say other unregulated activity would include commercial fishing for depleted species, proposals for liquified natural gas plants and pipelines, and other energy projects.

Although its subject matter could not be more different, Arizona Free Enterprise v. Bennett, displays the same opposition between a libertarian concern for freedom and a consequentialist concern for the corruption that attends unregulated activity.

Although TG2 is essential for the stabilization of the extracellular matrix, its unregulated activity has been implicated in celiac disease, fibrosis, and cancer metastasis, among other disorders.