Sentence examples for experience to exploit from inspiring English sources

The Jets' flaws are apparent; it's only a matter of time before teams with enough experience to exploit the weaknesses actually will.

A typical nominee would have allies memorizing Mr. Comey's best lines and repeating them on cable news and at local political events — assailing Mrs. Clinton's judgment and experience to exploit and deepen the mistrust that many Americans feel toward her, and to drive up her unfavorability ratings in public opinion polls.

They know, with experience, how to exploit a hitter's aggressiveness.

30 Second, research is needed to explore how modifications to computerised treatments could make them more acceptable to currently ambivalent patients drawing on the expertise of disciplines such as Human Computer Interaction 31 32 to identify how programmes can provide users with a more positive experience and to exploit the potential for greater personalisation of content to encourage adherence.

But the question is, is it ever possible to retell other people's experiences, not to exploit or blame, but rather to bring compassion and awareness to help open our eyes and ears?

Hence, we propose a dynamic experience feedback approach to exploit maintenance process behaviors in real execution of the maintenance platform.

After lying on the ground in tears, she was helped to her chair, had her knee taped and continued the match, winning against an opponent without the experience or weapons to exploit her limited movement.

Do you have any direct experience of trying to exploit your own research?

This "digital mesh" surrounds the individual and new, continuous and ambient experiences will emerge to exploit it.

A cynic would say that Condé has absolved Vale of corruption, not because he believes that the company's role in the Steinmetz affair was beyond reproach but because there are only so many mining companies with the experience and the resources to exploit a site like Simandou, and it would be bad business for Guinea to disqualify an eligible bidder.

Consequently, many new entrepreneurial courses aim to simulate the real life entrepreneurial environment as to exploit experience as a means of learning, and thus, accommodate a situated or an existential pedagogical perspective (Neergaard et al. 2012).