Sentence examples for exploited in the last from inspiring English sources

The 2018 elections are coming up, Beard noted, and very few of the loopholes that were exploited in the last election have been closed.

In the context of functional harmony, the Classical motivic-contrapuntal approach had no doubt been exploited in the last sonatas and string quartets of Beethoven to the very limits of its potential to define musical structure.

The fact that a pitch that has seemed docile for four days can suddenly become capricious and ready to be exploited in the last one or two sessions of the final day is one reason why the proposal of the ECB chairman-elect, Colin Graves, that there should be four-day Tests with an increase in overs per day is wide of the mark.

This paper describes how the specific properties of supercritical fluids have been exploited in the last 5 years for synthesizing functional nanostructured materials, especially in the field of inorganic and hybrid materials.

Despite the development and synthesis of new electrode materials for hydrogen generation in alkaline water electrolyzers has been a research topic widely exploited in the last years, stability tests on the obtained cathodes have been restricted to long-term potentiostatic/galvanostatic experiments which do not fulfil the real operating conditions that take place in those devices.

Numerous animal models have been exploited in the last few decades to unveil the molecular mechanism behind this relatively simple choice, from the grasshopper ventral nerve cord, to Drosophila, to the vertebrate optic chiasm, cerebellum and floor plate.

Fears over Ireland being pushed into an EU-wide army, the use of European law to overturn the abortion ban and the loss of Irish influence in Brussels were all explosive issues that the No camp exploited in the last referendum.

The state's large deposits of natural gas and some crude petroleum began to be exploited in the 1990s.

Renewable energy sources solar, wind, and biomass were increasingly exploited in the early 21st century, although the initial investment costs were high.

The BNP went on to win 808,200 votes in the nationwide European elections of 2004, thanks partly to circumstances similar to those it had exploited in the 1970s (a beleagured Labour government, a weak Tory opposition).

The ideological distance traveled from traditional conservatism to Nazism was sometimes small, since many of the ideas that Hitler exploited in the 1930s had long been common currency within the German right.