Examples of using Been exploited in English and their translations into German
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It has been exploited since ancient history through the Antiquity and Middle Ages, exclusively for local purposes.
Nevertheless, it cannot be denied that religion has in some cases been exploited for political and economic gains.
The full benefit that may derive from the single European market for retail financial services has not yet been exploited.
This extremely useful opportunity for entirely unbureaucratic and flexible cross-border cooperation has not yet been exploited as it should be. .
They have scarcely been exploited to date.
The potential they offer has hardly been exploited materially.
The earth is dying, because it has been exploited without wisdom.
Now it turned out that this vulnerability has been exploited for years.
Many are exhausted, and many industrial fisheries have been exploited to their limits.
But to date this option has not been exploited by energy suppliers.
Indicators exist that this vulnerability may have been exploited during a recent campaign.
For example the potential of the oceans that has so far hardly been exploited.
Nearby Estermoz there are many marble quarries that have already been exploited in the late Middle Ages.
However, especially in the humanities and the social sciences this potential has not yet been exploited.
Though well aware that she has been exploited, Anna is averse to profiting from her situation.
Aldubo is located at the edge of the forest and has been exploited by family Den Boer since 1970.
Finds indicated that the copper deposits of the Eder Highlands might have been exploited as early as prehistoric times.
The oxide part of some of these structures has been exploited since Colonial days in the Creston zone.
Thanks to a newly developed process technology, the possibilities of the material have been exploited to their fullest.
Despite the enormous number of known algae species and strains, algae have rarely been exploited as a natural resource.