Sentence examples for too exploited from inspiring English sources

They filmed other species of cats, including a lion and a tiger, and found that they, too, exploited inertia with pinpoint lapping.

It would appear that Flay has performed well in business too, exploiting both his star power and his cooking chops.

Influenza virus too exploits the host ubiquitination status of many cellular factors to evade host defense mechanisms and achieve maximum replication efficiency.

Exact and partial word tokens building the original method term lists were also exploited too.

But their desire for learning is too often exploited by unscrupulous for-profit colleges.

Beijing too has exploited US hesitation, notably in the South China Sea.

Divisions around the world are too often "exploited for short-term political gain," Mr. Ban told 120 assembled world leaders.

And the home front looks not like wartime but like a postwar aftermath, in which the normal instincts of a nation at war -- to rally round the flag and place trust in our leaders -- are all too easily exploited.

He kept taxes down, took steps to prevent forests from being too rapidly exploited, built hospitals, repaired and created roads, raised teachers' salaries and set up the state's first civil service system.

This has been a longstanding potential weakness for the Democrats, only too readily exploited by its electoral opponents.

(The notion that something offends God or His Prophets is both presumptuous and subjective and is too frequently exploited by persons lacking humility and seeking authority).