Sentence examples for advantage to exploit from inspiring English sources

The HFTs were sitting in wait, and used their advantage to exploit the time differences.Often, the HFTs place buy or sell orders for small amounts at individual exchanges.

Daniel Abillama, 16, said he thought people are more comfortable talking to students than to adults, "probably because they know young people are not going to take advantage, to exploit their stories".

They have a collection of very good but not elite players, and they have not yet developed go-to actions they can rely on when they have no decided one-on-one advantage to exploit.

The advantage to exploit a multicore platform on FPGA is given by the possibility to configure exactly what is needed for the execution of an application.

Just as TTCs habitually launch legal challenges in the postdecision phase of policy-making, 49 so too can they use their resource advantage to exploit Better Regulation processes by commissioning new research and submitting extensive and complex responses in the predecision phase of the policy process, effectively frontloading their opposition.

Danielle continues, "Growth hackers are looking for unfair advantages to exploit while the rest of the world catches up".

However, for fragment screening there are significant advantages to exploiting highly sensitive label-free, biophysical screening techniques in order to detect potential low affinity fragment hits.

In this example, the conserved physiological response to APAP across species was a great advantage to then exploit the unique opportunity to perform an unbiased chemical screen in zebrafish that revealed a compound that could be directly used in mammalian models.

This advantage allows us to exploit natural resources and gives us the ability to produce at lower costs and provide concrete with rheology and long term strength.

Research from 2001 in Australia shows that child sex offenders are far more likely to be simply sex offenders men who take advantage of opportunities to exploit whoever they can.

The clustering of genes in selfish operons greatly increases success of HGT events when a phenotypic advantage or ability to exploit a new niche is conferred to the recipient [8].