Sentence examples for exploit over from inspiring English sources

'It has lots of loyal customers it has failed to exploit over the years due to serial management failure.

All subspecies are polyphagous and can exploit over 300 deciduous and coniferous host species (Liebhold et al. 1995; Tobin and Liebhold 2011).

This was a bug, but the uncanniness of the effect suggests a glitch that clever storytellers will exploit over time.

As for Labour, it's likely they'll see a sudden surge in recently "passive" members turning up at their next local Labour meeting to start door-stopping and canvassing; with over 500,000 members, they've got a serious reserve army of labour to exploit over the next few weeks.

As for Labor, it's likely it'll see a sudden surge in recently "passive" members turning up at its next local Labor meeting to start door-stopping and canvassing; with more than 500,000 members, it has a serious reserve army of labor to exploit over the next few weeks.

Parasitoid wasps belonging to the genus Lysiphlebus Foerster (Hymenoptera: Braconidae: Aphidiinae) are composed of over 20 species that exploit over a hundred species of aphid hosts, including many important agricultural pests.

The deal will enable 3 to offer feature-rich applications and exploit over-the-air downloading capabilities.

There's a reason that the home-security camera, with its fixed, unblinking eye, has been exploited over and over again by the "Paranormal Activity" franchise.

It all means that globally about 85% of stocks are said to be fully exploited, over-exploited, depleted or slowly recovering.

As of 2008, 85%% of the world's fish stocks were fully exploited, over-exploited, or depleted, with scholars predicting a complete collapse of fish stocks by 2048 at this rate (EFTEC 2008; Worm et al. 2009).

Their situation is dire: Almost 60percentt of the world's total fish stocks since the 1950s have been wiped out (with over 80percentt of remaining stocks fully exploited, over-exploited or depleted), including some 90percentt of pelagic species.