Sentence examples for adeptly exploit from inspiring English sources

Human activity has created a new ecological niche that bears and other adaptable species, like coyotes, foxes, raccoons and deer, adeptly exploit.

Davison, although more circumspect, agreed that austerity and the state's inability to provide security outside the family had been adeptly "exploited" by criminals.

Yet if not a clone, Cruz taps into the same vein of pissed-off, give-me-my-country-back rage that Trump himself has so adeptly exploited.

Just as Facebook and text-messaging popped up between the 2004 and the 2008 campaigns, supplanting blogs and Listservs as tools for organizing online, so might some fresh invention come along that O.F.A. would not be prepared to exploit as adeptly as the opposition.

In the political world, indeed, there has been growing acceptance that Trump can get away with saying things that other candidates can't; in some quarters, there was even reluctant admiration for how adeptly he was exploiting this advantage.

(He has twice retweeted someone who called Kelly, the star of Fox's news division, a "bimbo"). In the political world, indeed, there has been growing acceptance that Trump can get away with saying things that other candidates can't; in some quarters, there was even reluctant admiration for how adeptly he was exploiting this advantage.

In places such as Iraq and Afghanistan, where they privileged Sunnis and Pashtuns to exploit tribal divisions, they played favorites adeptly.

"And exploit it.

Did we exploit people?

Christianize or exploit?

Companies exploit this vulnerability.