unexploited

How To Use unexploited In A Sentence

• Western Province is one of the regions in Zambia that has potential for economic development because of the array of unexploited natural resources.
• Should resources be exploited in the present to ensure maximum economic growth, or should they be left unexploited for future generations, even at the expense of present economic growth?
• While it is clear that the computer keyboard will not be going away, equally, other input mechanisms remain largely unexploited.
• The Edinburgh company would prospect for oil and gas off the coast of Cameroon in west Africa, a promising but largely unexploited region.
• In the near term, though, less ice means commercial fishing fleets and the oil, gas, and mining industries can access a bounty of unexploited resources, environmentalists say.
• Naturally, our increasing dependence on these little rubber barriers is a marketing opportunity that has not gone unexploited. Times, Sunday Times
• For many years, Africa, especially the hinterland, remained unknown, unexplored and unexploited.
• But we are sitting on rich and unexploited seams of coal, much of which would burn cleanly. The Sun
• If more men around the world spoke out like this, more women would go to bed tonight unafraid, unexploited and unabused. Word!
• But for reasons that have not been clear, these can fail to fire so potentially useful connections remain unexploited. Times, Sunday Times