Sentence examples for have started exploiting from inspiring English sources
Workers' representatives have started exploiting the EWC's potential to coordinate bargaining across plants and to set the background for negotiations in MNEs (European Commission 2009).
Recognizing the limitations of personal attributes, many recent studies have started exploiting social context information such as social behaviors and relationships for identity resolution.
Cyber analysts said last night that authorities must act immediately to close the loophole, pointing out that within hours of it being discovered, hackers had started exploiting the flaw, posting videos of their exploits online.
After a long history of reliance on trade with and investment from Europe and North America, Sub-Saharan African countries are increasingly engaging with other partners, during the past decade, Sub-Saharan African countries have increasingly started exploiting new markets, marking what seems to be a historic reorientation of their trade and investment toward new partners.
Recent studies have started to exploit this property to infer network states.
In this context it is quite obvious that modern uninterruptible power supply (UPS) have started to exploit improvement strategies to achieve higher availability figures over time.
Recently hackers have started to exploit their vulnerabilities.
Humans have long made use of deserts as places to live, and more recently have started to exploit them for minerals and energy capture.
We have started to exploit this resource by analysis of transcriptomic differences in several stages of cluster root formation.
In the case of GM foods, the industry has become concentrated in the hands of a few companies that have started patenting and exploiting farmers and consumers from developing countries.
The problem may have started with George Osborne exploiting pensions as political ammunition, making grandiose claims to current older voters with little thought to the long-term consequences for everyone else.
