Sentence examples for exploit more than from inspiring English sources
Few people will have heard of umbrella companies, yet critics say they have become the latest way to exploit more than half-a-million temporary workers in the UK, denying them basic employment rights and shifting the employer's responsibility to pay national insurance contributions (NICs) and pensions.
As the code was unable to exploit more than one core the processor load was not considered.
Renationalising YPF has in effect helped the government regain control of the Vaca Muerta energy reserves, since the rights to exploit more than a third of the area were held by Repsol-YPF.
The former's careful work in Johnstown helped create the boogeyman that the latter would exploit more than a century later.
Thus, glycolysis emerges as one of the central metabolic modules to which pancreatic tumor cells become addicted (see below), and targeting of this pathway using combinatorial drug administration to exploit more than one mechanistic approach has proved to be a highly promising strategy.
This study provides the most comprehensive diagnostic assessment of MOEAs for water resources to date, exploiting more than 100,000 MOEA runs and trillions of design evaluations.
Lerner's account fails to explain why female slaves were sexually exploited more than male slaves.
Application Various heavy oil components of interest to the petroleum industry become accessible if they are produced exploiting more than merely the heating properties of hot water.
These performance values are due to the fact that increasing the number of processes and exploiting more than one node has the consequence that the communication times overcome the computation times, and this is also with a fast interconnection as Infiniband.
Millennials' reliance on the Internet (technology that the Democrats have learned to exploit more quickly than their Republican opponents) and their passion for texting and instant messaging have political implications as well.
