Sentence examples for exploited since from inspiring English sources

Areas not exploited since Texaco left Ecuador remain heavily polluted.

The ore, which was first discovered in 1849, has been exploited since 1879.

Antarctica contains abundant scenic resources, and these have been increasingly exploited since the late 1950s.

Coal deposits nearby, exploited since the 1870s, played a significant role in the city's development.

But it is legal to develop them in order to develop defences: a loophole routinely exploited since 1945 by both Soviet and western blocs.

Pollution and heavy resource extraction are not new to Latin America, which has been carved up and exploited since the arrival of Christopher Columbus and Vasco de Gama.

The west has, of course, seen India as a source of people to exploit since the days of empire.

But however much of a setback the handling of the health crisis was, it remains an issue that the Conservatives cannot exploit since the overall sentiment in the country remains that Labor is more trustworthy to run the National Health Service.

Edwards's real weakness is that only six years would have passed between his first successful race for office and his run for President — but that's a weakness that Bush would be ill-suited to exploit, since his first successful race was only six years before his run for President.

Citing what he called a chronic network problem that MTV has tried to exploit since the late 1990s, when it created what it called "The Ten Spot" for its best programming, Mr. Toffler said, "We noticed back then that what you had on network channels at 10 was local news and aging dramas".

Irving has known about his father's wartime exploits since the early 1980s -and used them for a character in The Cider House Rules - but only discovered earlier this year that as part of the 1944 divorce settlement his mother refused to grant his father access to him.