Sentence examples for is currently exploiting from inspiring English sources

Relentlessly mean-spirited as this piece of the plot is (its key image is a photo secretly taken by the manipulative Lewis, showing the herpes-measled genitalia of a rich patient he is currently exploiting for his high-society connections), its themes do at least seem closer to Wolfe's heart, and they produce some correspondingly livelier passages, particularly in the second half of the book.

I should note that never was religion integrated into political activity to such an extent as the Yanukovych administration is currently exploiting it.

The fact that the Potato Genome Sequencing Consortium is currently exploiting the high genomic similarity between S. tuberosum and S. phureja to reduce the complexity in assembly supports this hypothesis [ 49].

Furthermore, the innovative technology is currently exploited via the collaboration with the private sector.

Along-track interferometry (ATI) technique is currently exploited to detect slowly moving targets and measure their radial velocity and azimuth real position.

Pullulan is a non-ionic polysaccharide obtained from fermentation of black yeast like Aureobasidium pullulans and is currently exploited in food and pharmaceutical industries due to its unique characteristics.

Water pumped from the Barredo-Figaredo mining reservoir (Asturias, NW Spain), which is currently exploited for geothermal use, has been studied and compared to water from a separate, nearby mountain mine and a river that receives mine water discharge and partially infiltrates into the mine workings.

Pharmacological recapitulation of p53 activity is currently exploited as a new therapeutic strategy to combat cancers.

Being this pathway a hallmark of cancer it is currently exploited for molecular targeted therapeutic approaches [ 40].

The volume is estimated at 2.5 billion cubic metres of renewable hydraulic resources per year – less than 20 per cent of which is currently exploited.

These cylindrical carbon molecules have unusual properties that could be, and is currently, exploited by the electronics industry, optics industry, and other fields of materials science and technology.