Sentence examples for once exploited from inspiring English sources

However, once exploited by the lexicographer, they remain hidden to the user.

However, do marketing strategies once exploited or explored in a certain way or direction leave enough potential for further exploration?

Nonetheless, he recognised in the success of Woods, he added, the fear factor he'd once exploited himself.

Anatom was a centre of sandalwood traders, whalers, and missionaries in the New Hebrides in the 19th century; its valuable stands of kauri pine were once exploited.

It was his dipping free-kick arriving through a flurry of red shirts that deceived Boaz Myhill for the equaliser and provided United with the kind of opportunity they once exploited greedily and instinctively.

They now fear that Labour HQ is using the same tactics once exploited by the right of the party to railroad through a candidate more sympathetic to the leadership than Alexander has been.

Here, his "whited with quicklime" (rather than "whitewashed," the choice of all the other translations I found) at once exploits the possibilities of assonance and introduces the echo of the King James "whited sepulcher" without betraying the meaning of the original.

The Germans however, did not at once exploit their success; only around 21 00 had it become apparent to them that the gap even existed, when the renewed advance had met no enemy resistance.

With that, he kept his creepy underage lady pick-up tricks to a minimum and his weird new show pet -- in this case, Lady, a Moluccan cockatoo -- was only exploited once.

In the latest commercial, his celebrity is once again exploited by a young woman looking to be alone with her coffee – but this time he has a plan to turn the situation on its head by drawing the female mob's attention to the presence of fellow heart-throb Matt Damon.

Nevertheless, Tropiano said that the fictional baseball player Tom Kenderson is typical of gay characters who are related to a series regular, appear just once, are exploited for delivering a message about homosexuality to the audience, and are then discarded, never to be "seen, heard, or mentioned again".