Sentence examples for exploited far from inspiring English sources

It had a brand of enviable strength that could be exploited far more than it had been.

And the web allows things like customer aggregation and auctions to be done in ways that are impossible in the physical world.Data can also be exploited far more readily on the Internet than in the real world.

Developers promised that excess carbon dioxide would be buried offshore in carbon capture and storage sites; some claimed the technology promised a bonanza for the unconventional gas industry, with sites eventually being exploited far offshore in the Atlantic or in the North Sea.

To do so, they exploit far more of the marketing opportunities that exist between the content and the consumer.

Photos and photo editors (and, in this case, a sophomoric mainstream media blogger) thinking no more deeply than the Porky's script, however, are not going to help us see any real expression of Bachmann's personality or her visual tactics (such as her milking of church services while exploiting far-right abortion anger, or her drowning herself in children, to name just two).

Mr Bush may have more room for manoeuvre than he has exploited so far.

Marclay has created a cinema-clock, while Fischer has exploited a far older way to show time passing.

Above all, he thinks, European firms are beginning to reap the benefits from investing in information technology, something that America has exploited to far greater effect than Europe has (see article).Despite all this, euro-area optimists may face a testing few months.

Indeed, the core of his argument is that Africa's problem is not so much that it has suffered "resource curse" or been plundered for its resouces, as that only around 20% of its assets may have been exploited so far.

Still, it doesn't sound like this particular Android flaw has been widely exploited thus far.

However, only limited automation in modeling and planning safety processes has been exploited so far.