Sentence examples for exploiting from from inspiring English sources

But members of the main body of 7,000 peaceful protesters quickly apologized and denounced what even the Oakland police characterized as a minority of self-styled anarchists exploiting from the fringe.

Here, copper, lead, and zinc have been exploited from lodes in the famous Wissenbach Slate.

He also developed the combat formation of placing aircraft at staggered levels so firepower could be exploited from any angle.

By far and away the largest mineral resources to be exploited from continental margins are oil and natural gas.

They were subsequently exploited from 1925 until they were closed during the Great Depression of the 1930s.

So too Joe Simpson who found space to exploit from scrum-half and then later down the left wing, where he finished the game.

For generations of settler-Australians, our landscapes have been treated as "territory" to be explored and exploited, from which to gouge a living (or a fortune).

Another is that modern software is so complex that it is riddled with security holes, most of which can be exploited from a safe distance.

In China, 95% of coal is exploited from underground deposits.

That gives us the opportunity to exploit from the ground up all the benefits diversity provides.

In London Kroenke will have significant future revenue to exploit from Arsenal's stadium, too.