Folklore has been vigorously exploited, often by scholars of high repute.
Earth Mother vigorously exploits these basic human anxieties to achieve a controlled, swaddling, formal society.
The second development was the contentious and controversial 2016 presidential election, which the alt right has vigorously exploited in order to draw attention to itself.
Just three days ahead of the South Carolina primary, Mr. Romney's opponents on Wednesday vigorously exploited uncertainty about his finances by demanding that he release his tax returns before their party picks a nominee, while Democrats, previewing likely attacks in a general election campaign, accused Mr. Romney of having something to hide.
This method of removing chromatic aberration was discovered in 1729 by Chester Hall, an English inventor, and it was exploited vigorously in the late 18th century in numerous small telescopes.
But he vigorously denied that "Cops" was exploiting the criminal suspects who appear on the show, pointing out that they all sign release forms.
The Labor Department must also ensure that low-paid workers are not exploited by vigorously enforcing workplace safety rules and fair pay practices.
This chapter explains that the potential growth of the chemistry of heterocycles prophesied in 1970 was exploited so vigorously that in almost a decade, it needed a multivolume treatise to comprehend their phenomenal advances.
These are rarer qualities than one might imagine; at any rate, no other country has seen its shale gas exploited so vigorously, though many have equally promising geology.Getting the incentives rightMitt Romney seems to have some sense of all this.
By investing vigorously to obtain scientific and technological breakthroughs, we can create the spring of a world economic rebound based on new ways of exploiting nuclear energy, both more safely and more durably.
