Sentence examples for exploit in the future from inspiring English sources

A trade costing $200 plus now costs as little as $8.Day traders are providing liquidity not only in Internet shares but for all companies whose volatility we might be able to exploit in the future.

And that means they'll likely find other loopholes to exploit in the future.

There's always the chance that the Pangu team or another hacker will find a different vulnerability to exploit in the future.

These include Imperial Oil and Canadian Natural Resources, two Canadian tar sands oil producers, as well as Petrobras of Brazil, which has a major offshore discovery to exploit in the future, and Apache, a U.S.-based international producer.

So far, no one has claimed the prize – although Telegram did hand out $100,000 to a self-described amateur cryptographer who spotted a flaw in their code that might have been exploited in the future.

The constitution defines Afghanistan as an Islamic republic, and says that no laws can be passed that are "contrary to the beliefs and practices of Islam", a provision that may be exploited in the future by Islamic populists.

Vine's report warned: "We found a potential risk of non-genuine students opting to apply for SVVs instead of Tier 4. SVVs are not subject to the same stringent rules that are applied to Tier 4. The UKBA needs to be alert to this to ensure that this route is not exploited in the future".

Ultimately, the deformation advantage could be exploited in the future for personal protection systems where a small deformation under impact is of key importance.

We would like to point out that there exists more computational efficient ways to search for the undetectable region, which can be exploited in the future work.

Our results also suggest that genomic regions in LG5 and LG11 might be important for fruit size that could be exploited in the future.

Furthermore, the manufacturing standard, quality control and data mining for the impact bar design is urgent to exploited in the future.