Sentence examples for very exploited from inspiring English sources

Speaking of Port Talbot, where his parents and sister still live and which is best known to many as the birthplace of both Anthony Hopkins and Richard Burton, Mr. Sheen spoke of the potential power of the play within a populace that, he said, "has been very, very exploited by industry and by commerce and by a community torn apart in different ways".

They lack robustness, are very easily exploited as a result, and the user reaches her maximum mastery very early.

Bernini used Borromini when it suited him, and very probably exploited him through a number of papal commissions, including the St Peter's baldacchino, the mighty, barley-sugar-columned canopy that sits theatrically under Michelangelo's dome.

It is part of the general political wisdom of this state that Mr. Florio paid for his tax increase with his career after Republicans very effectively exploited the increases and ushered in the current era of taxphobia.

That can be very easily exploited by anyone who is in that kind of business.

One striking example came with the Lithium-ion batteries - very successfully exploited by Japan.

Wardowski [17] very recently exploited the idea of F-contraction and proved a significant result concerning the existence of fixed points for such contractions in complete metric spaces.

This information can be very effectively exploited to construct a scheduler with the goal of maximizing the number of identifications in the interrogation period.

Detection of DNA sequences through hybridization between two complementary single strands is a basic method that is very often exploited at the DNA biosensor development[1].

On top of that, I think Christopher Alden has very cleverly exploited the satire in Handel's opera, to make for wonderful and almost vaudeville moments -- especially for my character.

Importantly, it allowed us to investigate natural variability in growth for a very lightly exploited cod population.