Sentence examples for are easy to exploit from inspiring English sources

Many of the ideas and breakthroughs are easy to exploit and just require enterprising minds to come together with inquiring minds.

Personal scandals are easier to exploit in 30 seconds than international debt crises.

And because the currency fluctuations have disappeared, those differences are easier to exploit.

Immigrants are easier to exploit and underpay, and often prepared to work harder and accept fewer rights.

On the contrary, evidence suggests that children are used instead of adults, who are then unemployed because children are easier to exploit and control.

But Fréchet notes that if studies with dendrimers reveal promising light-absorbing compounds, researchers may be able to duplicate much of the effect with conventional and cheaper polymers that are easier to exploit commercially.

Sex workers who have to work in legal grey zones are easier to exploit".

The bug was "easy" to exploit, Vermeulen told TechCrunch in an email, and was remotely exploitable if a My Cloud device allows remote access over the internet — which thousands of devices do.

It was easy to exploit weaknesses in the design; match wins felt capricious.

It would be easy to exploit her ambition: behind the colourful front she seems to be a rather fragile character.

It would have been easy to exploit it for melodrama, but the writing and performances were masterfully restrained.