Sentence examples for an easily exploitable from inspiring English sources

The software seemed to play in an easily exploitable pattern.

Like Heartbleed, Shellshock shocked the world of IT and cyber since it blasted an easily exploitable hole in the base of one of the most widely used operating systems.

Diane Kunz wrote that "rather than being seen as an American lawyer's clever attempt to limit actual German financial responsibility by buying off French politicians and their public with the sop of a piece of paper" Article 231 "became an easily exploitable open sore".

The discovery of gold in Kalgoorlie and adjoining areas in the early 1890s had created an easily exploitable investment boom; as Bottomley's biographer Alan Hyman observes, "A hole in the ground ... could be boosted into a very promising gold-mine, and investors only found that they had backed a loser after the mine had been floated as a public company and they had paid hard cash for their shares".

According to Sharry, a guest worker program would do little to mitigate concerns among immigration hardliners, as it would create a permanent, low-cost and easily exploitable revolving labor force for American companies.

Because GWHP systems are internationally recognised to utilise renewable energy, and groundwater is easily exploitable from shallow sedimentary aquifers, it is an attractive option for energy use and should also be recognised in Finland.

My parents didn't receive benefits when living in England, yet our poverty was no less degrading as a result; it is not more dignified to offer oneself as cheap, easily exploitable labour.

One easily exploitable provision is "failure to work the patent".

Desires beyond mere lust are just as easily exploitable.

Le Pen's party plays on fear, and this situation is easily exploitable".

The country is running down its easily exploitable reserves of coal and gas and by 2015 will become a net energy importer.