Sentence examples for long exploited from inspiring English sources

And like Mr. Columbus's films, Ms. Rowling's novels pull together archetypes that others have long exploited.

Politicians, from Richard Nixon to Tom Tancredo, have long exploited racial tensions.

As far as he was concerned, furriers had long exploited African-American customers, because they could.

This was not surprising — politicians hungry for power have long exploited Kenya's ethnic divisions with impunity.

That vote was partly against immigration, a theme the National Front leader has long exploited.

"In reality, Shell works deep inside the system, and has long exploited political channels in Nigeria to its own advantage".

This was a good toss to win away from home and the aim of the day was to bat, and bat long, exploiting good conditions.

The natural capacity of simple organisms to survive in a dehydrated state has long been exploited by man, with lyophylization the method of choice for the long term storage of bacterial and yeast cells.

Wildlife has long been exploited, whether in white-ruled Rhodesia or black-ruled Zimbabwe.

An underdeveloped service sector also offers opportunities long since exploited in more advanced markets.

The homes' residents have long been exploited in medical schemes to make money.