Sentence examples for cleverly exploiting from inspiring English sources

It does this by cleverly exploiting silicon's ability to absorb light of different colours at different depths.

The large sculpture she has installed is a kind of makeshift geological dig, cleverly exploiting its subterranean locale.

I'm also aware that his poll numbers reflect widespread disaffection and alienation among some parts of the American population, especially the white working class, a feeling that he is cleverly exploiting.

Crude, cleverly exploiting the ancient power of a still picture over moving ones to fix an image in a viewer's mind, the posters share a calculated homeliness and violence that is in its own way artful.

It has also got bills approved by cleverly exploiting the opposition's divisions and picking off factions within it.Finally, although the economic costs of Argentina's 2001 debt default have mostly been left behind, its political consequences continue to favour the Peronists.

Their task toughened once Sebastian Larsson, cleverly exploiting a chink of space, lifted a gloriously chipped pass into Borini's path and the Liverpool loanee responded by volleying past Foster.

Since then, the British predilection has been cleverly exploited.

Western guilt, which Mr Kagame has cleverly exploited, has been deeply felt.

So it appears that the researchers rather cleverly exploited an ethical loophole.

Russian nationalists, meanwhile, cleverly exploit the fear and loathing that exists in neighbourhoods such as Biryulyovo.

He has cleverly exploited what many Germans saw as his skilful handling of the country's disastrous summer floods.