Sentence examples for emerge to exploit from inspiring English sources

"As they get steadily faster, new services emerge to exploit these greater speeds, which then requires the deployment of even faster networks.

In many cases populist parties have emerged to exploit anxiety over both issues.

Other retailers have emerged to exploit the market for people who have everything, including the high toll of calories.

What, then, is a fair price, and who is to negotiate it?Since economics, like nature, abhors a vacuum, a small industry of "security companies" has emerged to exploit the hackers' dilemma.

Not long after eBay established itself as one of the Web's biggest success stories, a cottage industry emerged to exploit it, spanning a wide spectrum of legitimacy.

With the advance of GPU hardware, general purpose GPU computation on graphic processing units (GPGPU) has been emerging to exploit high performance computing capability of GPU not only for 3D graphic manipulation but also for general-purpose computation.

As with any discovery, new ideas and strategies are thus beginning to emerge how to exploit these emerging insights into early cancer detection and therapy.

Thus, more effective spectrum management techniques emerged to effectively exploit the precious radio resources.

Meanwhile, two competing clothing chains have emerged seeking to exploit the Mandela brand.

In this review, we will discuss the latest advances in our understanding of the relationship between the cellular DNA damage response and genomic instability in prostate cancer and the emerging possibilities to exploit these aberrations as prognostic biomarkers and guides for personalized patient management.

Romney's own gracious and restrained remarks in a national interview have introduced her to the entire country as a woman of grace and intelligence, with a keen ability to read an emerging issue and to exploit its national political significance -- without in the least appearing to do just that.