Sentence examples for wise exploitation from inspiring English sources
The foundations of the system are Linux, the Real Time Application Interface (RTAI) and a wise exploitation of the new i386 multi-core processors technology.
"The natural environment is more than raw material to be manipulated at our pleasure; it is a wondrous work of the Creator containing a 'grammar' which sets forth ends and criteria for its wise use, not its reckless exploitation.
"And keeping that option available for consumers, I think, is a wise action, protecting them from exploitation of providers". Bankrolled by Pacific Gas & Electric Company, the state's largest electrical utility, the Taxpayers Right to Vote Act was advertised as evenhanded, altruistic and a money-saving measure for ratepayers and the investor-owned utility.
The site's consensus says, "Wise, funny, and heartbreaking without resorting to exploitation, The Fault in Our Stars does right by its bestselling source material".
They were wise enough to add thriller-fiction pacing and exploitation-film nudity to the mix.
Creation of our national forest system ensured wise use benefiting the entire country instead of unfettered exploitation enriching only local interests.
It's a comedy highly inspired by exploitation movies of the 1970s and '80s--both story-wise and musically--but it's also about breaking out of the boxes society puts people into.
No doubt a wise commercial decision, but it adds to one's general unease about the entire project -- a sense of exploitation, though who was exploiting whom would be hard to pin down.
Wise Use groups echoed those complaints and essentially argued against anything the environmental movement was for, urging the amped-up exploitation of natural resources on western lands.
