Sentence examples for been known to exploit from inspiring English sources

In one sense, art films represent a genre; the audience that seeks them out has precise expectations that producers have been known to exploit.

"Chinese intelligence services have also been known to exploit vulnerabilities such as sexual relationships and illegal activities to pressurize individuals to cooperate with them," it warned.

Concrete-filled steel tubular (CFT) structures are rapidly emerging as one of the inevitable structural systems for earthquake resistance, as they have been known to exploit the best attributes of both steel and concrete, resulting in higher stiffness, strength and ductility.

Composite structures and in particular steel encased concrete structures, are rapidly emerging as one of the inevitable structural systems for earthquake resistance, as they have been known to exploit the best attributes of steel and concrete, resulting in higher stiffness, strength and ductility.

It's not too much to ask that criminals and terrorists who have been known to exploit the "Gun Show Loophole" undergo criminal background checks and show ID's before they buy guns in the US.

Detection of malicious clients, which are known to exploit a vulnerability, is another use case of fingerprinting in network security.

It was known to exploit loopholes that allowed the use of money from lobbyists and corporations to fund joint travel for lobbyists and lawmakers.

Several acid-activated viruses are known to exploit the low pH within vesicles derived from the clathrin pathway, to trigger capsid un-coating and/or membrane penetration [7].

Furthermore, the bats would not have to compete against other potential predators, none of which are known to exploit that extraordinary food source.

Both prokaryotes and phage are known to exploit overlap extensively [ 11].

Sec61β is known to exploit the TRC40-dependent pathway for ER integration, a route that is characterized by a protease-sensitive membrane component [ 11, 14].