Sentence examples for seems to be exploited from inspiring English sources

This property seems to be exploited in several systems to regulate DNA binding.

Although our data gathered from a small number of colonies during the end of the winter represent only preliminary findings, they show that exotic garden plants in warm urban winter climates clearly provide a niche for pollinators, which now seems to be exploited by B. terrestris.

One auction, however, seems to be exploiting the popularity of the game to an extreme.

Same goes for Treme, which is in its fourth season and seems to be exploiting the fluidity of the categories for its first ever nomination.

Insofar as architecture is an analogue for the political craft, the Visitor seems to be exploiting this middle ground (259e).

The raison d'être seems to be exploiting controversy for publicity and profit, nestled in a sufficiently "safe" and gentrified neighborhood in the warm pretend-progressive bosom of the City.

But Pelosi and Schumer seem to be exploiting a brief window of opportunity in which two major changes have occurred.

A March 2006 State Department cable from the American Embassy in Damascus described how Syrians seemed to be exploiting trade with the West.

"There are a lot more routes to transport guns from conflicts in eastern Europe and north Africa, and attackers seem to be exploiting that the European authorities haven't figured out how to deal with illegal guns very well".

Still, it is hard to imagine any of the Association of South-East Asian Nations ASEANN) locking horns, apart perhaps from Cambodia and Thailand, who lob the occasional artillery shell at each other over a disputed temple on the border.Mostly, though, countries seem to be exploiting economic success to update their hardware while the going is good.

Gloria noted that Jack in the Box officials seem to be exploiting a loophole in the city code.