Sentence examples for recently exploited from inspiring English sources
Google recently exploited that weakness when it unveiled Google Plus, its Facebook rival.
Andrew Haigh's 45 Years recently exploited the relatively unnoticed cinematic potential in the domestic lives of older people: the secret existences of a long marriage.
Mr. Miliband did not mention that his party recently exploited divisions over Europe by aligning with Conservative hard-liners to press for cutting the European Union's budget.
It was impossible at the time for British researchers to consult the sort of material recently exploited by Catherine Merridale in her book Ivan's War: The Red Army 1939-1945.
A highly literary novelist, winner of the 2011 Booker, who recently exploited this power of foreseeing was Julian Barnes in The Sense of an Ending (the clue is in the title).
I suspect that the average voter – not that there is such a person, exactly – would see all Westminster politicians as a kind of political class apart, something George Galloway has recently exploited with characteristic brio.
'Downstairs is the intestinal part of the gallery, whereas upstairs, which is smaller and lighter, is the brain.' He recently exploited this play across the gallery by juxtaposing amateur Polish filmmakers downstairs and the work of celebrated American cartoonist Robert Crumb upstairs - communism and capitalism.
The FDA-approved GG polysaccharide has been recently exploited as biomaterial because its biomimetic features.
Our research group has recently exploited this technology to detect viral RNA of influenza virus and norovirus.
Recently, exploiting germfree (GF) animals, we reported that several NRs (including CAR) in the colonic epithelium are subjected to regulation by the microbiota [16].
For obtaining dense and accurate next-generation RH maps, new methods were developed recently exploiting the increased availability of comparative genomic resources [ 12] and have proved successful for the production of RH maps based on SNP array genotyping data [ 13, 14].
