Sentence examples for are continuing to exploit from inspiring English sources

The report explains that cyber criminals are continuing to exploit human nature -- and targeting the weakest point in enterprises, it's people.

Social media-savvy far-right groups grokked this loophole long ago (see: Gamergate for a rough start date); and are continuing to exploit default inaction to get on with the violent business of megaphoning hate in the meanwhile.

"We're continuing to exploit it not only for the energy reasons, but also because of the driving experience".

Sir Menzies is also continuing to exploit the government's travails in Iraq.

New York's top firms, most of them small and hugely profitable, are evidently happier continuing to exploit the world's biggest and richest legal market on their own.But lesser-known firms, particularly in America, are increasingly exploring the possibility of foreign mergers in order to establish global reach.

The comments were made after a Guardian and ITV News investigation revealed that convicted landlords who had been ruled unfit to rent out their properties were continuing to operate by exploiting loopholes in the law.

There are nevertheless clear dangers in continuing to exploit the public's confusion about fiscal policy when it is useful, and using rhetoric and propaganda to steer public opinion when it is not.

"Sadly, Republicans are determined to continue to exploit this tragedy in an effort to try and hurt her campaign," Podesta said.

In the US and Europe, the question about what to do with Russia is far from settled, something Putin is likely to continue to exploit.

(Fortunately, corporate oligarchy knows no color or nation and I'm sure that Wal-Mart and chicken processing plants will be happy to continue to exploit an all-white workforce just as they have the white, black and brown working class. But luckily, the white radical separatist Anti-merica won't have to contend with unions or any of those pesky groups trying to keep corporate power in check).

This is not to say that developed countries should literally strand their assets immediately and developing countries should be allowed to continue to exploit theirs.