Sentence examples for deliberately exploits from inspiring English sources

But, as I've said many times on blogs since 2001, it's generally much easier and faster for an adversary to find new ways behaviorally to violate the rules of war to its advantage than it is for a military to come up with new technologies by which it can simultaneously fight the enemy and still protect the civilians that the enemy deliberately exploits.

Shuffle, the first approach that deliberately exploits the MIM capability, suffers from the usual drawbacks inherent to the centralized approaches.

The reality is that European carmakers deliberately exploit lax emissions tests.

The Brexit and Trump campaigns deliberately exploited the crisis of journalism and the rise of social media.

Or the newspaper that claims to celebrate diversity in recruitment while printing stories that deliberately exploit racist stereotypes.

Very often, these man-made devices unwittingly or deliberately exploit the same tricks evolved by animals.Less seriously, there is much fascinating trivia.

From the reign of the emperor Diocletian onward, the imperial government deliberately exploited these guilds in the interests of public authority and social order.

Marsden added: "The companies deliberately exploited the opportunity offered by debranding to hike up the price for a drug which is relied upon by many thousands of patients.

Were organised terror groups deliberately exploiting the system, falsely claiming asylum in order to gain access to the country, in order to wreak murderous havoc within our borders?

Instead, they are songs which deliberately exploit and revel in the fact that they needn't appeal to the frequently bizarre whims of the Radio One playlist committee.

Savage also believes that the entire debt ceiling debate was deliberately exploited by Obama's campaign adviser (David Axelrod) to define his re-election strategy.