Sentence examples for time exploits from inspiring English sources

(Dargis) 'HITMAN' (R, 1 40) Based on the video game franchise of the same title, this waste of time exploits every action-flick cliché imaginable and still manages to be dull.

Praised for his "exceptional keenness and ... courage", Scherf was subsequently awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for his night time exploits.

Sugihara was forced to eke out a living working menial jobs, at one point selling light bulbs door to door, and through it all he never talked about his war time exploits and few outside his immediate family knew what he had done.

If she had understood the opportunity to network more broadly, she recalled, she might have spent more time exploiting it.

His brother, Ed, who was conveniently not in parliament at the time, exploited that and won the contest.

Members of the Labour opposition lost no time exploiting what they saw as Mr. Cameron's weakness on the issue.

In this work, novel perovskite-type calcium titanate nanoparticles (CaTiO3NPs) were for the first time exploited for the immobilization of proteins and the development of electrochemical biosensor.

The results are, for the first time, exploited in object recognition where comparison with powerful descriptors shows the outstanding performance of the proposed paradigm.

OVs are cytotoxic and target cancers via multiple mechanisms of action while at the same time exploiting validated genetic pathways known to be dysregulated in many cancers.

The synergistic effect of MWCNTs and TCNQ was, for the first time, exploited for detection of thiocholine at low potential with high sensitivity.

Conventional microbial systems have been for long time exploited to produce biotherapeutics, competing with animal cells due to easier operation and lower process costs.