Sentence examples for be easy to exploit from inspiring English sources
It would be easy to exploit her ambition: behind the colourful front she seems to be a rather fragile character.
But you have to wonder why they bother devoting so much money and effort to researching the fortunes of individual companies when the momentum approach appears to be easy to exploit and has been around for a long time.Logic suggests that the effect should be arbitraged away.
The simple fact is this: if Keystone XL is built, it will be easier to exploit fossil fuel reserves large enough to drastically destabilize the climate.
During that brief window, false information may in fact be easier to exploit — it shows up just in time, and purports to answer the questions on everyone's mind.
The 21st-century search for Franklin's expedition was launched by Canadian former prime minister Stephen Harper as part of a broader plan to assert Canadian sovereignty in the Arctic and promote development of its resources – including vast reserves of oil and natural gas, which will be easier to exploit as the Arctic warms and sea ice disappears.
Because the protein is already functioning well in this context, its more common ability halting the growth of other, unwanted cells may also be easier to exploit, the researchers suggest.
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 have been easy to exploit it for melodrama, but the writing and performances were masterfully restrained.
In the 1970's, an influx of Muslim traders began to tip the balance of the religious communities here, bringing new frictions that were easy to exploit.
