Sentence examples for become increasingly exploited from inspiring English sources

Over time, it has become increasingly exploited by multinationals to shift profits to tax havens: in 2012, US multinationals shifted more than a quarter of their profits to avoid tax.

Some leave, and those who remain become increasingly brutal in exploiting their neighbors and irrational in their search for scapegoats.

For this reason, publishers have become increasingly adept at exploiting any effort to cast a spotlight on writers and books.

It has become increasingly adept at exploiting the power of the World Cup to draw a global audience.

Water resources have become increasingly limited, difficult to exploit, and often are exposed to significant amounts of wastewater.

The most commonly used variant, channelrhodopsin-2 (Chas) has become increasingly valuable in studies that exploit cell type-specific excitation.

Dubinder Kaur, another wheelchair attendant for Delta, agreed: "They say, 'Ma'am, I feel better — I can go by myself.' " As security checks have become increasingly stringent, the number of people exploiting the loophole seems to have risen, said Peter Greenberg, the travel editor for CBS News and the author of a dozen books on travel.

Hospital bosses have become increasingly frustrated by what they see as agencies exploiting the NHS's staffing problems.

Recently, it has become increasingly clear that some neutron instrumentation has started to exploit physics that is not well-modeled by the existing codes.

In the context of synthetic biology, natural and social scientists have become increasingly interested in metaphors, a wave of interest that we want to exploit and amplify.

However, just because habitats become increasingly heterogeneous at larger spatial scales, taxa do not actually need to exploit a greater number of habitats as spatial scale increases.