Sentence examples for an opening to exploit from inspiring English sources

That hands Ralph Nader an opening to exploit here in Boston.

This gives Delicious an opening to exploit.

Sarkozy's recent and highly visible use of the French military has given Le Pen another opening to exploit.

Lined up in an unadventurous 3-4-1-2 3-4-1-2 3-4-1-2 3-4-1-2slotting into the centre of defence, Roma left the ball to their opponents and focused on making sure that their opponents had fewithenings to exploit.

(Searchmetrics says it had patents on its technology in Europe but failed to secure similar patents in the U.S., which created an opening for BrightEdge to exploit).

But why try to help, some on the right appear to be asking, when there is a political opening to be exploited?

That may create an opening for national papers to exploit, with a marketing campaign to attract new subscribers for a regional edition, and regional advertisers who would not be interested in a nationwide buy.

Bugcrowd is built on the premise that it's better to dangle a cash reward to a group of people competing to find bugs in a preemptive fashion, then to let the software got out in the world with an unknown opening for hackers to exploit.

But this work does provide an opening for regenerative medicine to exploit because it shows that, in the case of the thymus, stimulating production of a single transcription factor can have an astonishing effect bigger, certainly, than anything yet seen using stem cells.

The literary critic John Carey suggested that the abandonment by intellectuals of "the clerks and the suburbs" as subjects of literary interest provided an opening for writers prepared to exploit this underexplored area.

Paul Peschisolido's side looked set to pay for a failure to exploit the openings they crafted, largely due to Kasper Schmeichel's excellence in the home goal, when Karl Hawley ghosted into a huge gap behind Burton's back four before chipping Artur Krysiak from 18 yards soon after half-time.