Sentence examples for as a means of exploiting from inspiring English sources
Although the process is legal, it is seen as a means of exploiting a loophole in the legislation introduced by Labour to bring greater transparency to party funding.
He attacked the use of property as a means of exploiting the labour of others, but he regarded "possession"—the right of a worker or group of workers to control the land or tools necessary for production as an essential bulwark of liberty.
Locke himself acknowledged an innate power of "reflection" (awareness of one's own ideas, sensations, emotions, and so on) as a means of exploiting the materials given by experience as well as a limited realm of a priori (nonexperiential) knowledge, which he nevertheless regarded as "trifling" and essentially empy of content (e.g., "soul is soul" and "every man is an animal").
Small additions of electric arc furnace dust (EAFD) are currently being made to reinforced concrete in Saudi Arabia as a means of exploiting this waste material.
This paper introduces the compliant high-precision E-quintet ratcheting (CHEQR) mechanism as a means of exploiting the advantages of compliant mechanisms to create safety devices that eliminate the need for bearings and springs.
Even though rare variants are not well-represented and can be difficult to genotype in GWAS, our study supports the application of low frequency variant collapsing methods to genome-wide SNP datasets as a means of exploiting data that are routinely ignored.
On the far left in this country & elsewhere, his proposals are regarded as a complete fraud--not merely a means of exploiting foreign policy for votes at home but a deceitful scheme for perpetuating the war & imposing American domination.
Furthermore, our study demonstrates the use of imputation of untyped genotypes as a powerful means of exploiting existing GWAS data sets to identify low-frequency disease-causing variants.
Some short-sighted companies have seized on the notion of "crowdsourcing" as a means to exploit the same vendors they would normally hire to carry out a professional task.
Throughout the world, the Islamists' goal is one and the same: to stoke the fires of unwitting Muslims into believing in their own manufactured sense of victimhood as a means to exploit both the uninformed Muslim and, often times, the liberal democracies where we make our homes.
