Sentence examples for succeeded in exploiting from inspiring English sources
Although GM and Ford had for decades owned international operations, they had never succeeded in exploiting the scale this gave them.
Although unable to rely on the other Balkan peoples, the leadership of the conspiracy succeeded in exploiting the internal problems of the Ottoman Empire to its advantage.
Nonetheless, Thessalian unity on the one hand and Theban ability to influence events in Thessaly on the other were both less than complete, and Onomarchus evidently succeeded in exploiting this fluid situation.
The thermal efficiency of evaporative cooling systems is a key performance indicator, as a measure of the degree to which the system has succeeded in exploiting the cooling potential of the ambient air.
This paper raises some doubts as to whether Israel succeeded in exploiting the extraordinary windfall in human capital represented by the Soviet immigration to its full extent.
The intelligent visualization method has succeeded in exploiting the conversion process of trehalose from kudzu root starch hydrolysate, which contributes significant benefits to the further commercial production of trehalose.
If he succeeds in exploiting the buoyant housing market to prevent a "double dip" recession, it will be one of the great Houdini acts of economic policymaking.
To conclude, these results demonstrate how our algorithm succeeds in exploiting the most out of the measured data.
Nonetheless, to succeed in exploiting such 3D structural conformations, it is of significance that initially the cells introduced permeate and interact within the different depths of the scaffold profile.
After all, only when the right hand was trained (and this hand was dominant in all except 3 participants) did the participants generally succeed in exploiting the specifying variable with the hands.
For the past few decades, U.S. policy has succeeded in marginalizing, exploiting and vilifying the U.S.-Mexico border region as well as the people who live and work there.
