Sentence examples for enables them to exploit from inspiring English sources

Small (100 500 m) scale habitat variables (e.g. percentage tea plantation cover) and distances to habitat features (e.g. distance to water) were the strongest predictors of bat occurrence, likely due to their high mobility, which enables them to exploit even small or isolated foraging areas.

• Federal and state bans on assault weapons, enacted with overwhelming public support, had done nothing to stem their proliferation because domestic changes by arms makers enabled them to exploit loopholes in the statutes.

I just fell over!" Until Election Day in 2016, Mercer and Hanley — two of the richest men in America — paid Caddell to keep collecting polling data that enabled them to exploit the public's resentment of élites such as themselves.

They were the first primates to evolve a body mass that averaged greater than 500 grams (about 18 ounces), a development that enabled them to exploit the ecological niche of arboreal folivory (leaf-eating) earlier than most other mammals.

Many primates have anatomical specializations that enable them to exploit particular foods, such as fruit, leaves, gum or insects.

With their money they were able to control imperialistic countries and instigate them to colonize many countries in order to enable them to exploit their resources and spread corruption there..

Through their influence in Congress and the courts they'd engineered conditions that exponentially increased their wealth and enabled them to exploit and prey upon the rest of us.

The question remains whether other aerial-hawking bat species may have developed similar foraging skills, enabling them to exploit the outstanding food reservoir represented by nocturnally migrating birds.

The endemic clade of East Asian Cyprinidae displays a tremendous diversity of ecological and phenotypic traits, enabling them to exploit river drainages and lakes in this area.

Amphibians exhibit diverse life history strategies that enable them to exploit both aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems successfully [ 10- 13].

Prokaryotes have evolved a rich repertoire of detoxification mechanisms that enable them to exploit and be successful in highly diverse ecological niches.