Sentence examples for closer to exploiting from inspiring English sources

[The New York Times] A new breed of small mining companies are inching closer to exploiting rich deposits of metals and minerals in the seafloor.

Understanding how and why the orexin receptors can be functionally differentiated brings us closer to exploiting these receptors as drug targets.

But if we ask, "How does digital change our engagement with our city?" we get closer to exploit its full potential in a dynamic and civically minded way.

Yet the value-added chain really doesn't come close to exploiting the Soviet opportunity in its overall strategy.

His woeful failure to pull the trigger made you wonder what Javier Hernandez was doing on the bench, a question that could only be reinforced by the fact that the young Mexican later came so close to exploiting a far more difficult chance than either of those served up so perfectly wrapped to the Bulgarian.

Not the Kindle specifically, but it's the closet device thus far to even come close to exploiting the potential of this technology.

Sure this set is enjoyable and provides pop fans with a new diva to idolize, but Carey and company don't come close to exploiting the full range of her musical potential".

The defence had looked Liverpool's weak suit, too, but Everton never got close enough to exploit it: five shots on goal all night.

Hull never threatened a comeback at any point and, after Marc Sneyd spilled with Hull on the attack, Wigan showed their ruthlessness to streak away for their sixth try as the captain, Sean O'Loughlin, barged his way over from close range to exploit more tired Hull defending.

The case has focused on the state's $116.5 billion pension fund, and how people close to Mr. Hevesi exploited their relationship with the former comptroller to enrich themselves.

Maceda said the gold discrepancy is just one of several indications that Marcos and those close to him exploited the country's natural resources for personal gain.