Sentence examples for can only exploit from inspiring English sources

He can only exploit his power destructively or as a means to exceedingly witty entertainment, as he does in this book.

Obviously, combinations of shade-tolerant and light-demanding species can only exploit the complementarity when the light-demanding species is taller than the shade-tolerant species, and when this pattern is maintained as stand development progresses (Zenner et al. 2012).

However, this method can only exploit the "disease module" in the gene/protein network (i.e., genes/proteins associated with the same or similar diseases usually form functional/physical modules on gene/protein interaction networks [29, 30, 31]).

Often such hybrids can only exploit the ecological transition zone between those of their parents, which places them near one or both parents and which may be so limited in area that they cannot form viable populations.

Since crosses involving two strains can only exploit the DNA sequence variation within those two strains and hence are limited with respect to the amount and possible interactions among many different sequence variants, the 'Collaborative Cross' (CC) was initiated by a number of prominent mouse geneticists [ 217, 218].

Relay networks have recently attracted much interest in the literature as they can not only exploit cooperative diversity of different users in the network but also extend the coverage of wireless communication systems[1 11].

However, most of the models and the estimation algorithms can be only exploited in the case of narrowband source, because the location vector in the time domain is time varying when the incident source is wideband.

Vulnerability v7 can only be exploited after the successful exploitation of v4.

But it's all about how to use them as the power can only be exploited by using the cores together.

At Test level we must assume that every man has this character, so the tiny margins between sides suddenly become all-important, and these margins can only be exploited through sheer talent and proper thought.

Current legislation (Forests Amendment Act 1993) dictates that tawa can only be exploited by small group or individual tree harvesting.