Sentence examples for be more easily exploited from inspiring English sources
Experts also warn against trying out the bug for yourself, as once enabled the flaw can then be more easily exploited even on a locked Mac.
Fight to cut food stamps - As long as this underclass is poor and hungry they are less threatening and can be more easily exploited.
Since blockade of one signaling pathway (for example VEGFR) remarkably diminishes the ability of HIV-1 to impair autophagy in bystander cells, this mechanism may be more easily exploited for therapeutic use in HIV-1+ patients.
Within the context of CRNT alternative ways to encode the balance equations are used such that the connection between structure and dynamics can be more easily exploited [ 4]. Results in this paper rely on a particular representation of the balance equations already introduced in [ 8], which is based on the graph of complexes of a reaction network and briefly presented next.
These very poor, uprooted and marginalised workers were more easily exploited than their Arab counterparts and, increasingly, they were routinely blamed for rising crime, disease and social tensions.
As a result, they are more easily exploited when fraudsters return to attack again.
Birth certificates anchor children to their nation – without a birth certificate, a child is more easily exploited, more easily trafficked; he or she can be denied an education, a diploma, and eventually the right to vote, to wed or hold a job.
Parasites might specialize on some suitable hosts at the cost of decreasing effectiveness when exploiting other species of hosts, and specialization can be more easily selected for in hosts that the parasites will easily find.
"It would be possible to manipulate the body to some extent alone by exploiting the effects of rigor mortis but it would be more easily attained if more than one individual was involved".
This could open up holes in domestic networks, which can be much more easily exploited by hostile groups, according to this Business Week article.
