Sentence examples for begun to exploit the from inspiring English sources

More recently, researchers have begun to exploit the potential to study the disturbed ionosphere using GPS satellite signal observations.

More recently, work has begun to exploit the unique chemical and physical properties of carboranes for the preparation of novel inorganic pharmaceuticals and biological probes.

Synthetic biologists have begun to exploit the chemosensory pathways that control cell motility to reprogram how bacteria move in response to novel signals.

I began to exploit the people who counted on me.

"Last week, opponents of comprehensive immigration reform began to exploit the Boston Marathon bombing," Mr. Leahy said.

At the same time, other plants apparently began to exploit the fact that primitive gall-forming insects visited the flowers to deposit eggs.

And Renault is only one of countless European companies that are beginning to exploit the freedom of the single market to make themselves competitive in world markets.

Some unscrupulous vets began to exploit the longings of the families, turning the search for phantom P.O.W.s into a commercial enterprise.

It began to exploit the boom in offshore windfarms in 2012, which at present constitutes 75% of the company's work.

When Kitten begins to exploit the boy's natural ability, he unwittingly drives a wedge between Swifty and the suddenly unmoored Arbor.

The Thunder opened a 7-point lead in the second quarter, but the Mavericks began to exploit the absence of the starting center Kendrick Perkins and rallied to tie the score at 47-47 at halftime.