Sentence examples for cleverly exploits from inspiring English sources

The start-up cleverly exploits existing laws, but a court is now deciding its fate.

The overvalued equity trap lurks even for a company that cleverly exploits the problem of overvalued equity.

How Conservatives Won The Heart of America," in which he showed how the G.O.P. cleverly exploits cultural issues to win over low- and middle-income white voters.

There are various theories, one of which is that the Party leadership cleverly exploits conservative cultural values to persuade the boobs to vote against their own interests.

This nagging doubt about the security of the history being altered is beautifully used by King, who also cleverly exploits a major fascination of time-travel or counter-history stories: the historical adjustments that result from meddling.

Arnold cleverly exploits the weird dramatic charge to be had simply by seeing people up close who have until that moment been visible only through the blur of scan-lines on a television monitor.

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.

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