Sentence examples for exploited to the maximum from inspiring English sources

Of the five main candidates, Mr. Bacman added, Mr. López Murphy is the "only one who has exploited to the maximum his niche," that of the clear alternative to Peronism, and is showing growing strength in cities and among middle-class voters.

The unique research opportunity of testing a complete structural system was exploited to the maximum extent by subjecting the structure to a series of pseudodynamic (PsD) tests and by using four different structural layouts of the same mock-up, while 160 sensors were used to monitor the global and local response of each layout.

Urthecast was offered the position by the Russian space agency, which wants to see the station exploited to the maximum extent.

The invention of the hot blast furnace process in 1828 meant that Coatbridge's ironstone deposits could be exploited to the maximum by the canal link and hot blast process.

Salyut 6 introduced a Unified Propulsion System, with both the engines and the station's control thrusters running on unsymmetrical dimethylhydrazine and nitrogen tetroxide, drawn from a common set of pressurized tanks, allowing the refueling capabilities of the visiting Progress tankers to be exploited to the maximum effect.

The absence of any legally binding regulatory mechanism is exploited to the maximum extent possible by providers.

A third comes from their lack of hard power – since they have no military or economic leverage, they have to exploit to the maximum their soft power attributes, in the form of dialogue and persuasion".

Far from being just one powerless competitor among many, companies like Google and Facebook and Apple have immense leverage, which investors demand they exploit to the maximum extent possible.

They then have to exploit to the maximum the avenues they have opened and they clearly have not done that yet.

"Despite the pressure and everything else, we believed right until the end - right to the final corner, which we knew was the final action and one which we had to exploit to the maximum".

The "War of Jennifer's Ear" did little to enhance Labour's reputation for competence and ended up damaging Labour on an issue that it was hoping to exploit to the maximum effect.