Sentence examples for now being exploited from inspiring English sources

The country's mineral wealth includes large reserves of iron ore, copper, and gypsum, all of which are now being exploited, as well as some oil resources.

All the rhetorical devices that have been a staple of identity politics are now being exploited by the Clinton and Obama campaigns against each other.

Mr. Mubarak and Crown Prince Abdullah understand that the past two weeks of clashes and killings have stirred raw emotions in their own societies that are now being exploited by radical Islamic groups.

As such, it is unfortunate that the unprofessional behavior of these lawyers by writing those emails has distracted attention away from the fact that a client refused to pay his bills, and is now being exploited by a party in litigation for their own advantage.

These pathways not only weakened the rocks but are also now being exploited by factors aggravating failure tendencies.

Burlington responds that Louisiana Land brought with it licenses to drill in Algeria that are just now being exploited.

Their belated eagerness to get right on this issue should now be exploited to make more progress on purging American campaigns of special-interest money.

The power of these technologies has now been exploited in analyzes of biologically relevant molecules.

The strengths of these aryl boronate and benzil probes can now be exploited concurrently to elucidate biological mechanisms of H2O2 production and oxidative stress.

That structure has now been exploited for elucidation of interface pharmacophores that mediate binding of CST to its target, with consequent secretory inhibition.

We present how longitudinal dispersion fluctuations, once considered detrimental, can now be exploited to alter the phase matching condition, and thus, enable fast control of a high power beam by few photons.