Sentence examples for appear to exploit from inspiring English sources

But the White House is also being careful not to appear to exploit a solemn milestone for political gain.

So it may be an expected, if uncomfortable, fact that some travelers appear to exploit perhaps the only remaining loophole to a breezy airport experience — the line-cutting privileges given to people who request airport wheelchairs, for which no proof of a disability is required.

"Many appear to exploit racial and social divisions and exploit ugly stereotypes.

The cytoskeletal proteins appear to exploit their activity with respect to ribosomal 60S subunit maturation and during translation.

Two exotic species, the tree Ailanthus altissima and the shrub Lonicera maackii, were the most abundant and ubiquitous woody species and appear to exploit urban disturbances.

A large number of pathogens appear to exploit this weakness in the host immune system by focusing antigenic attention upon highly variable epitopes while avoiding surveillance toward more highly conserved receptor binding sites or other essential functional domains.

But the filmmakers said they are also aware of the danger of appearing to exploit Mr. Jackson's memory.

Martinsville and other small towns were initially wary of appearing to exploit the tragedies in New York and Washington and have courted new business gingerly.

Mr. Mendoza appeared to exploit the live coverage by posting placards on the bus windows specifically addressed to the news media.

As Libby Copeland put it at Slate, "By showcasing the most witty, joyful, bullet-pointed versions of people's lives, and inviting constant comparisons in which we tend to see ourselves as the losers, Facebook appears to exploit an Achilles' heel of human nature".

Yet in spite of its express mechanistic and deterministic character, Spinoza's physical theory appears to exploit an irreducible element of finalism, and to accord an important explanatory role to individual bodily essences.