Sentence examples for it has exhausted from inspiring English sources

A more well-grounded objection might be that there is no way to refute Marx, because his predictions are insufficiently precise; for example, he wrote that no mode of production gives way to its successor before it has exhausted all of its possibilities.

Today the troubled copier maker was heard from yet again, announcing that its fourth-quarter loss would be wider than expected and that it has exhausted its $7 billion line of credit.

"It has exhausted its possibilities and needs to expand.

Turkey has warned that it has exhausted its "capacity to absorb" refugees amid mounting pressure to accept a wave of Syrians driven from their homes by a major Russian-backed offensive.

"In less than a decade, the system is approaching collapse; it has exhausted its own capacity," write Caroline M. Hoxby and Ilyana Kuziemko, economists at Harvard, in a new working paper for the National Bureau of Economic Research.

The company says that it has exhausted its current supply, and will only have enough nooks to fulfill current pre-orders.

The Justice Department, in a letter to Mr. Pruitt, defended its seizure, saying it had exhausted all alternatives before taking that step.

The baker, Lobels, said it had exhausted its 4,000-ton 4,000-tonf wheat floureservead but twofdays' supply left.

The show closed once it had exhausted its advance sales.

About an hour later, the jury sent the note to the judge saying it had exhausted its discussions.

IN JULY, when Argentina discovered it had exhausted investors' confidence and thus its access to credit, President Fernando de la Rua's government boldly adopted a plan to eliminate the country's fiscal deficit at a stroke.