Sentence examples similar to exploit notes from inspiring English sources
The exploit noted here targeted Samsung's F8000 series of smart TVs.
"If legislation doesn't pass before 1 July, we are opening the door for vulture funds to exploit Puerto Rico," noted Eric LeCompte, a United Nations debt expert and the executive director of the religious development coalition Jubilee USA.
Calhoun worried that there were still loopholes for payday lenders to exploit, and noted the industry's adroitness in adapting abusive practices in response to new regulation.
He declines to say if Dutch army or intelligence agencies buy exploits, noting that his government is still figuring out "what we're allowed to do offensively".Laws to ban the trade in exploits are being mooted.
While these technologies have evoked concern from law enforcement agencies that offenders could exploit them, Vandeviver notes that for criminologists they also open up several new perspectives to conduct research.
"While for Dark Content the artists act as a sort of confidante, here their position is more complex, as their unusual demands appear to both entertain and exploit their performers," notes the press release.
Republicans were trying to exploit that anxiety, noting that the accumulated federal debt was about to breach a record $13 trillion threshold even as Democrats were poised to add more.
The second innovation introduced in IsoCleft is to exploit the fact, noted by Bron & Kerbosch, that their algorithm has the tendency to produce the cliques in decreasing size order.
Companies have become more eager to create and exploit intellectual property: WIPO notes that spending on research and development has risen even faster than patent applications.
