Sentence examples for much exploited from inspiring English sources

Panama Scandal, exposure of corruption in France's Chamber of Deputies, an episode much exploited in propaganda by the enemies of the Third Republic.

Lauren Flanigan is the closest thing this company has to a reigning diva, and her versatility has been much admired by listeners and much exploited by her employers.

The techniques of blurring the lyrical self and personae, of Bakhtinian shifts in narrative, of Derridean genre ploys, have been much exploited.

The word "mission" is more fraught for his son, and will be much exploited by Mr. Kerry's troops in the 93 days ahead.

This use of self-sufficient seventh chords was also much exploited by Maurice Ravel and came, through his great appeal, into a great deal of the popular music of western Europe and America from the 1920s onward.

The new agreement on the free movement of labour would not remove all barriers until 2013, but it still challenges a deep-rooted public fear, much exploited by Mr Blocher and his friends, that the country could be "swamped" by immigrants.So ministers are cautious.

The father didn't so much exploit the son as make him possible.

Our contribution here is mainly algorithmic, in particular by showing how much exploiting invariants speeds up the neighborhood evaluation and contributes to the diversification of the search.

"The manipulation of heat currents has not been studied much or exploited.

However, it has been much less exploited in the field of biopolymers.

There was much to exploit," he says.