Sentence examples for exploit limitations from inspiring English sources

Federal and state regulators have accused at least a half-dozen fund companies of allowing privileged investors, including hedge fund managers or even principals in their own firms, to exploit limitations of the once-a-day pricing of mutual funds through short-term trading.

Through this exercise, I've learned to exploit limitations of my scanner in order to introduce intentional glitches.

The Olympics are a classic example of the way subscription television can exploit the limitations of free-to-air.

Overall, the documents seem to reveal a product strategy intended to exploit the limitations of the testing protocols and to intentionally conceal from consumers and regulators the potential toxicity of BAT products revealed by BAT's own research.

Despite this seeming disadvantage, it was very difficult for opponents to exploit this limitation, because Fischer's knowledge of the openings and variations that he used was extensive.

In some drawings you can see Van Gogh brilliantly exploiting the limitations of the reed.

When the GameBoy arrived in 1989, its monochrome display looked out of step with the wondrous visuals of the 16bit console era, but again, the tech was inexpensive and sturdy, and the games (Tetris, Super Mario Land, et al) exploited the limitations in an entirely loveable way.

In following this line, we would like to thank the authors for their contributions toward exploiting recent limitations of open learning solutions and offering far-reaching pioneering approaches to overcome the issues and help shaping future education for all.

This type of quick-strike system can help mitigate the effect of defenses figuring out how to exploit Fitzpatrick's limitations.

"One of the biggest remaining challenges is how to ensure developmentally appropriate questioning of young witnesses at court," says Plotnikoff. "Current cross-examination methods often contravene principles for obtaining complete and accurate reports from children and may actually exploit their developmental limitations".

Denial-of-service (DoS) attack exploits inherent limitation of resources in wireless networks in attempt to overwhelm and exhaust their finite capacity.