Sentence examples for exploit gaps from inspiring English sources

Terrorists exploit gaps in security.

Widely used strategies to exploit gaps between short-term and long-term rates would be less profitable.

It is a controlled rush, with players tutored to hold a straight forward path toward McNabb so that he cannot easily exploit gaps in the line.

But they still struggled to cut open the defence and the hosts began to find some rhythm previously missing in the second half to exploit gaps in the visiting defence.

Recall how the Panama Papers showed that lawyers could exploit gaps in how business entities can be created, with virtually no oversight, to help move money across the globe anonymously.

The reverse sweep (the equivalent of a switch hit in baseball) was developed initially in T20 cricket in an effort to confuse the bowler and exploit gaps in the field.

By exploiting gaps in international law, Apple's tax strategizing saved the company $7.7 billion in 2011 alone, he said.

Racing reacted to the Tigers shuffling towards the New Zealander by exploiting gaps left around the fringes of a ruck and the player the Tigers needed to get hold of was the scrum-half Maxime Machenaud.

In Pakistan's northwest, some hard-line Islamic groups have been providing shelter and food to flood victims, exploiting gaps in the government's slow and haphazard initial response.

In Pakistan's northwest, some hard-line Islamic groups have been providing shelter and food to flood victims, exploiting gaps in the government's slow and haphazard initial response to the floods.

As the November elections approach, Democrats have complained that well-financed conservative groups, including the Chamber of Commerce, Crossroads GPS, Americans for Prosperity, and Americans for Job Security — have improperly exploited gaps in federal tax and campaign finance law to finance attacks on Democratic candidates.