Sentence examples for exploited merely from inspiring English sources

The Council distinguished the "Western European concepts of land ownership" from the Iroquois view that "the earth is sacred" and "was created for all to use forever not to be exploited merely for this present generation".

In this study [Ca+2]ER depletion-mediated BiP oligomerisation is exploited merely to examine the consequences of in vivo modulation of the oligomeric status of BiP.

It's far more than that — and quite frankly I'm getting tired of watching this incredible opportunity be misunderstood and exploited as "merely a new trend or fad".

"And I.B.M. looks at its patent portfolio much more as a business asset that it can exploit than merely a form of legal protection, as most American companies do".

Since she couldn't see herself that way, he did it by trickery, exploiting her merely relative grasp of pitch to transpose her exercises upwards from C to E flat until one day, in the midst of a furious row, the Voice burst out in a perfect top F sharp that astounded both of them.In 1954 they married, and from then until her retirement in 1990 she never sang a role unless Ric approved it.

He thought he had discovered cold fusion, but was merely exploited by forces behind "Crash".

But there's no way of telling whether Margot is a good writer or a bad one, or whether she has made creative use of her family or merely exploited it; Pauline's complaint, like many others, just sits there, like dishes left unwashed after dinner.

They were men of violence who merely exploited freedom of speech and ought to be denied it.

His supporters, who point to his extensive philanthropy as evidence of his generosity, say he is a shrewd deal maker who merely exploited an opportunity.

Hitler and other leading Nazis, he claimed, had merely exploited the opportunity provided by the fire to cement their hold on power.

Because of his success in stirring up Serb fanaticism, he was widely regarded as an extreme nationalist, but in fact he had no deep commitment to nationalism: he had merely exploited it to gain power.