Sentence examples for be able to game from inspiring English sources
But they dodged answering whether that meant they were all ill enough to require transfer, or how asylum seekers and refugees would be able to game an independent health panel put together by Border Force.
I think what's going on here is the kind of stuff you and I saw in law school, right: all these academic debates, all these liberals – 'oh, we got to show the world we're better than that!' And I think they prefer the civilian trials because it's more likely the terrorists will be able to game the system.
It would still have to be careful not to give away so much information that people would be able to game its regular search results, but there are technical ways to do that.
Combine that with the fact that the exchange software can't calculate what your subsidy actually is, and the result is that many people will be able to game the system to gain larger subsidies than the law intends.
Version 2 of the FragFX controller comes bundled as a mouse and grip controller combo that connects via USB to your PlayStation 3. At six 10-feet, the cable is long enough that you should be able to game from your couch comfortably.
Savvy students may be able to game a differential tuition system — declaring one major, taking a bunch of courses outside it, and then switching at the last minute, said Staudt, Iowa State's former student body president.
Talking point With only three days to prepare for the Carolina Panthers, will the Giants – who have injury problem – be able to game-plan properly for the dangerous quarterback Cam Newton?
It is a great shame that a minority of dentists have been able to game a complex and confusing contract".
More and more, success in investment banking amounts to being able to game the rules and get capital.
This would impose some objectivity and consistency on standards that unions have heretofore been able to game.
