Sentence examples for widely exploiting from inspiring English sources

Marsh's field parties explored widely, exploiting dozens of now famous areas, among them Yale's sites at Morrison and Canon City, Colorado, and, most important, Como Bluff in southeastern Wyoming.

Milk proteins are nutritionally important and provide a wide range of dynamic functional properties which are widely exploited by the food industry.

Legal ambiguities and loopholes were widely exploited.

Licorice is widely exploited for its root, which is used in the pharmaceutical industry.

By the time Zarqawi was killed by an airstrike in 2006, new media technology was being widely exploited by extremists and insurgents.

Mr Kostunica's dramatic combination of the two issues was widely exploited by nationalist sections of the public and official media.

The action plan sets out 15 initiatives for arming tax authorities around the world with the tools to crack down on some of the areas international leaders agree are among the most widely exploited by multinational tax avoiders.

The fracking industry's own estimates suggest that if all the UK's shale gas reserves are widely exploited, the UK could become nearly self-sufficient, though the British Geological Survey puts the probable amounts much lower.

The action plan sets out 15 initiatives for arming tax authorities around the world with the tools to crack down on some of areas international leaders agree are among the most widely exploited by multinational tax avoiders.

Yet, despite its discovery as early as 1880, by the French scientists Jacques and Pierre Curie, and its World War I use by a fellow French physicist, Paul Langevin, in developing a sonar submarine detection device, piezoelectric technology has never been widely exploited.

Known as total internal reflection, this phenomenon is widely exploited in single-lens reflex cameras and in fibre optics, in which light signals are piped for great distances before signal boosting is required.