Sentence examples for not only exploiting from inspiring English sources

"I'm guilty of not only exploiting computer networks but exploiting personal relationships, particularly one that I had with a certain government agency who believed in me.

Through simulations, we demonstrate the effectiveness of not only exploiting the already established optical paths, but also of using electrical network in embedding requests of virtual networks.

Previous owners of 239 Banker applied to create a hotel but built lofts instead — not only exploiting a loophole in the zoning rules, in local planners' view, but also affronting the spirit of the rezoning.

One of the (now ex-) Uber drivers who brought the employment rights challenge, Yaseen Aslam, had this statement on the result: "I am glad that the judge today confirmed what I and thousands of drivers have known all along: that Uber is not only exploiting drivers, but also acting unlawfully.

Thanks to the potentiality of the cycle tourism, riding slow through landscapes, it becomes possible to valorize and safeguard this heritage, not only exploiting its potentiality as shift-node between train and bike, but also imaging a systemic strategy triggering urban, territorial and social reactivation.

What is often noted by a number of scholars, however, is that California Indians were not only "exploiting the richness of California's many habitats" through hunting and gathering but were creating and shaping "ecosystem diversity by means of various kinds of cultural activities and indigenous management practices that can still be seen today" (Lightfoot and Parrish 2009).

The government not only exploited corporations eager to do business, but willing governments as well.

The resulting algorithm not only exploits the repeated structure in the network, but also the local structure, including determinism, parameter equality and context-specific independence.

The stimulating effect of caffeine is not only exploited in nutrient technology but also in cosmetics and pharmaceuticals, which accounts for the economic importance of this particular additive.

Extending IEEE 802.11 to a multi-channel environment not only exploits the bandwidth utilization but also reduces the degree of contentions.

They explore Brazil's ambiguous racial history, in which masters not only exploited and brutalised their slaves but routinely impregnated them, populating Brazil's half of the continent.