Sentence examples for is sometimes exploited from inspiring English sources

In spite of other methods like epitaxial growth[6], chemical vapor deposition[7], and micromechanical exfoliation[8], this approach is both scalable, affording the possibility of high-volume production, and versatile in terms of chemical functionalization, which, on the other hand, is sometimes exploited to favor graphene obtainment and its dispersion.

55 It is well known that the exact form of question wording in survey research can have a significant influence on findings, and this is sometimes exploited by pollsters who are affiliated with candidates, campaigns and causes.

Guillen said laborers who do not speak English were sometimes exploited in the United States.

This was already true of the nineteenth-century slave narrative and the way it was sometimes exploited.

Though she was considered the foremost interpreter of Ibsen's heroines, her exotic appearance and intense acting style were sometimes exploited to her disadvantage, as in the stereotyped "vamp" roles of her early Hollywood screen career.

"Not long ago some poor guy was actually prosecuted for saying that the Aboriginal welfare services were sometimes exploited by faux Aborigines, even though we knew it was true," he wrote.

Whereas in the classic series the female "companions" were sometimes exploited and sexualised for the entertainment of predominantly male audiences, the producers could reverse this dynamic with Jack, citing an equal need amongst modern audiences to "look at good looking men".

The United States, for its part, is sometimes seen as exploiting the weaknesses of smaller states to enhance its own power.

The latter was an obvious swipe at China, which has forged close economic ties with Africa (last year, Chinese-African trade reached $200bn – more than double the amount of business the US did with Africa) but which is sometimes accused of exploiting the continent's natural resources in a colonialist fashion.

But changing the law and practices in Britain whose colonial yoke is sometimes blamed, rightly or wrongly, for exploiting and exacerbating India's social divisions would be a good start.

In low stacking fault energy materials, twin formation during recrystallization is extensive and sometimes exploited to perform grain boundary engineering.