Sentence examples for exploits almost from inspiring English sources

In the new musical of the 1968 movie "The Producers," Mel Brooks comically exploits almost every stereotype in American society.

(A TV series based on his exploits almost went into production in the 1990s). Others are said to be writing books about him.

This is how most originally discovered Donald Trump — not through reporting on his real estate and other business exploits, almost all of which were initially enabled by his multimillionaire father, but as the man who could get things done.

Yet, the difference is not much since DOMCT + Q exploits almost all possible concurrent transmissions.

Although a healthy immune system can stop it from causing serious problems, it mercilessly exploits almost any weakness in immuno-compromised people.

Another revelation (for me) is the extent to which early photographers exploited almost every imaginable use of the new medium.

As in her previous books, language itself is a major subject, but the tendency of characters to exploit almost any opportunity for dippy wordplay can become wearisome.

Exploiting almost every inch of the Armory's 65 feet of usable height, this three-tier auditorium seats 975 and boasts a thrust stage that extends far out into the audience, allowing for greater interplay between actors and spectators.

But it is also an examination of humankind's tortuous relationship with the whale, for the creature that we have pursued and exploited almost to extinction inhabits our collective imagination like no other on this planet.

This is the ecological destiny of a species possessed of outstanding intelligence, opposable thumbs and an ability to interpret and exploit almost every possible resource – in the absence of political restraint.

The high spectral resolution and the rigorous calibration methods enable accurate estimation of SIF in physical units by exploiting almost the same retrieval concept as that of the European Space Agency FLuorescence EXplorer mission.