Sentence examples for exploit inconsistencies from inspiring English sources

Yet Mr. Bush's emphasis on both personal accounts and the future viability of Social Security allowed opponents to exploit inconsistencies in his reform agenda.

Players in complex online worlds are well used to "gaming the game" – that is, trying to exploit inconsistencies of the economic model to scam other players.

In this article, we systematically exploit inconsistencies between model predictions and experimental results to improve a metabolic model reconstruction.

LibertyView seeks to profit by exploiting inconsistencies that arise in markets, including stocks, bonds and mortgages, the company said.

Blum has developed a reputation for exploiting inconsistencies and loopholes in the architecture of post-civil rights America, and for his influence on supreme court justices, who frequently parrot his arguments.

These are non-elite Indians that challenged the discourses of both colonialism and anti-British nationalism by exploiting inconsistencies in those discourses (1482 3).

All President Obama has done is finally found ways to exploit these inconsistencies.

But the quality of policing varies from state to state, and Maoists have exploited these inconsistencies.

Any organized fight aimed at exploiting perceived inconsistencies between French and European Union law through the court system could take a long time.

All three of these foundations are now crumbling – under the ferocious assault of both neoliberalism and Silicon Valley, the latter being all too happy to exploit the numerous inconsistencies, ambiguities and rhetorical weaknesses of the social democratic ideal.

With Democrats exploiting this inconsistency, he tries to clarify his position in a new ad.