Sentence examples for exploit entitled from inspiring English sources

A talk on the exploit (entitled "We Found Carmen San Diego") was given at the Source Boston security conference on Wednesday.

Bulkeley wrote a book about his exploits, entitled They Were Expendable.

Thank you for sending your work entitled "Fungal effector exploits anthocyanin induction to prevent lignification" for consideration at eLife.

Petit was an artist and a genius: the WTC exploit surely entitles him to both those descriptions.

Michael Howard, the new party leader, is entitled to exploit Labour's divisions.

Likewise, Islamist zealots are entitled to exploit the West's freedoms to decry its decadence.

Some scholars have proposed that the Western concept of Modernism, as an impulse of onward-and-upward cultural progress, was partly a product of colonialism, a fiction created to support another fiction, that of nonprogressing primitivism — which, by Darwinian logic, the West was destined to correct and entitled to exploit.

It is also worth considering that the UK generates substantial revenue and taxes from celebrities and that, as an industry, the participants should know what rights they are entitled to exploit, and to what extent they must tolerate freedom of expression.

The paper by H. Jo et al. entitled " Exploiting GPUs in virtual machine for BioCloud" proposes a BioCloud system architecture that enables VMs to use GPUs in cloud environment.

I paid $X for a (any) connected device; a researcher claims they found a way to exploit some vulnerability; I am entitled to a refund.

"If possessing a higher degree of intelligence does not entitle one human to use another for his or her own ends, how can it entitle humans to exploit nonhumans for the same purpose?" This is the nub of Singer's argument, and right around here I began scribbling objections in the margin.