Even though the true extent of the thief's exploits was discovered more than two years ago, it is only now being made public.
Remember, there is only "now".
Lindberg and Pyenson suggest that higher populations in the past were possible because gray whales utilized a greater variety of food resources – resources that today's whales are only now beginning to exploit.
In addition to elucidating the role of death receptors in inflammation and immunity, the improved understanding of these pathways opens novel therapeutic perspectives, which are only now beginning to be exploited in the clinic.
The new oil reserves we're now exploiting are not only more expensive to develop, but they also take much longer between the time the first well is drilled and the when the first oil is produced.
"This is only happening now".
E Ink estimates that the market for point-of-sale advertising in America is worth $13 billion a year, but only a quarter of that is now exploited by store-owners.
"We have technologies now we are only able to exploit if we have manufacturing capabilities in some proximity to those innovations," says Ms Berger.
The province's extensive forests are only minimally exploited.
The potential for rain water harvesting was only partly exploited.
