Meanings of exploit new in English

And its attack submarines will exploit new-found knowledge of the Pacific sea floor.

Publishers can exploit new revenue streams by offering a white-labelled content production service.

Under the new measures, hard or expensive to exploit new fields will receive tax breaks.

Why exploit new, unproven gas resources of uncertain yield?

Always quick to exploit new opportunities, the mafia is making vast profits off the backs of migrants.

But miners' enthusiasm to exploit new resources being found in areas such as Brazil's northern Para state is cooling.

Porsche timed its return to exploit new World Endurance Championship regulations to make racing more efficient, in every way.

Antibacterial agents that exploit new targets will be required to combat the perpetual rise of bacterial resistance to current antibiotics.

As part of the programme, companies on both sides of the Border are introduced so they can exploit new market opportunities.

To fully exploit new research methods and resources, we encourage the biomedical research community to adopt standard measures to facilitate pooled or meta-analyses.

Ireland can exploit new technology to become a world leader in philanthropy, former US president Bill Clinton told an audience in Dublin tonight.

Both companies are earmarking billions of dollars to exploit new lodes and dig existing ones deeper to keep pace with China's steel-hungry economy.

In May, the SEC warned investors about possible scams involving marijuana-related investments, saying fraudsters often try to exploit new growth industries by manipulating stocks.

Space exploration has long been about reaching far off destinations but now there is a race to exploit new frontiers by mining their minerals.

Mad Dog 2 involves building a second platform on the field and 33 subsea wells to exploit new discoveries.

While the company has found a niche market selling these retro games for computers, Sherman is hoping to exploit new devices to reinvigorate the genre.