Sentence examples for control and exploit from inspiring English sources

After the peace conference of 1919, Britain was determined to put three Ottoman provinces, Mosul, Baghdad and Basra, together into one country and then control and exploit it.

Not by seeking to control and exploit people different from us, a transhumanist might say, but by attempting to alleviate suffering and build bridges between imaginations.

But the new fast lanes they propose will be theirs to control and exploit and sell access to, without the level playing field that common carriage built into today's network.

Similarly, Mr. Tate had known he was born with a talent for singing, but it wasn't until he began working with Mr. Ragovoy that he learned how to control and exploit that talent for maximum emotional effect.

In a court filing last Friday, the dissenting states declared, "Microsoft thus potentially has the power to create, control and exploit the only effective and widely inter operable Web services network".

Since passing its broad new Cybersecurity Law in June, the Communist Party has rolled out new regulations — and steps to enforce existing ones — that reflect its desire to control and exploit every inch of the digital world, experts say.

Given that NOX4 is mainly localized in nuclei and endoplasmic reticulum (ER), two cellular compartments under redox control and exploited by influenza virus for two important steps of its own replication, we hypothesized that influenza virus increases the transcriptional level of NOX4 to favouring its replication cycle.

We solve the balancing problem using nonlinear model predictive control (NMPC), and exploit the differential flatness of battery cell dynamics to implement NMPC efficiently using pseudo-spectral optimization.

I utilize a unique data set comprised of equipment permitting information, grant recipient lists, and product demonstration attendance lists, and I control for and exploit changing legislation to estimate the effect of fees and incentives on green equipment purchases, as well as the effect of the product demonstrations.

Affective labour (my sociability, attitude, connections, emotions) is part of Brand Me, and must be monitored, controlled and exploited.

In this time-honored, empire-honed culture, war is a manly space; women are interlopers and thus "fair game", or else they are controlled and exploited as camp followers and sex workers.