Sentence examples for to exploit more from inspiring English sources

Toyota have moved forward and Audi are still expecting to exploit more from their hybrid power, which has shifted from a flywheel to battery-system this year.

Oil companies are shifting resources to exploit more attractive returns from the world's newer oil-production areas.John Hargreaves, founder, chairman and majority shareholder of Matalan, stripped the British budget-clothing company of its second chief executive in under two years.

Millennials' reliance on the Internet (technology that the Democrats have learned to exploit more quickly than their Republican opponents) and their passion for texting and instant messaging have political implications as well.

He said that the global oil and natural gas industry was changing and that new technologies gave Russia the opportunity to exploit "more expensive" methods to develop resources, like offshore oil, shale gas and tight oil, which is produced using techniques similar to those used to produce shale gas.

Few people will have heard of umbrella companies, yet critics say they have become the latest way to exploit more than half-a-million temporary workers in the UK, denying them basic employment rights and shifting the employer's responsibility to pay national insurance contributions (NICs) and pensions.

Hull never threatened a comeback at any point and, after Marc Sneyd spilled with Hull on the attack, Wigan showed their ruthlessness to streak away for their sixth try as the captain, Sean O'Loughlin, barged his way over from close range to exploit more tired Hull defending.

Ms. Nelson's new duties will extend beyond trying to create more blockbuster films featuring the DC Comics characters, company officials said, to exploiting more of its characters in other formats — opportunities that Warner executives clearly believed were being missed.

She told the Financial Times: "ITV has to look at exploiting more activities beyond spot advertising.

Or: "The Jews' historical Diaspora (dispersion) and relative lack of national roots helped them to identify and exploit more quickly the most lucrative emerging markets".

"In 2008, nonprofits started to be exploited more and since 2010, super PACs have started to take over all other spending.

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