Sentence examples for exploit as from inspiring English sources

I think he can exploit as far as the Eagles and excel in that aspect.

Estes says: "Companies that have oil to exploit as well as gas – including Exxon and Shell, which have made acquisitions – are in the best position".

That will allow other governments to adapt the site for their own systems and to make enhancements that New York could exploit as well.

Despite these problems there is still time to make things right for the mining industry in Haiti, the farmers living in the areas the companies want to exploit, as well as the country as a whole.

The advantage is that it stores solar energy in a fuel, rather than in a battery, and is therefore potentially more versatile, as well as being less expensive to acquire, maintain, and exploit — as long as users' energy requirements are minimal.

Much of the buzz around Palin has been inspired by a desire among Republicans to exploit, as much as possible, the lingering divisions between Hillary and Barack Democrats: Looking for a woman like you? Look no further than the McCain ticket!

The movie is a colossal spectacle about colossal spectacles, and the extravagant palette, the cavernous sets, and the wide-screen images in which Ophüls entombs Lola (and Carol) contrast cruelly with the real-life pathos of the performers, whom the director's own magnificent artistry cannot help but exploit as well as celebrate.

Teaching programmes should exploit as far as possible the characteristics of images that make them powerful teaching tools.

Nonetheless, in Algorithm 1, we make use of the last hyperplane as output to exploit as much as possible the information accumulated through the iterations.

An explanation for this behavior is, that based on the small number of targets in a kinase subset, it is better to exploit as much knowledge from the other targets as possible.

The MU MIMO precoding matrix at the relay is designed using a criterion which minimizes the MU interference while at the same time tries to exploit as much as possible of the available UT spatial processing gains.