It appears increasingly clear that winners in the new-energy economy will exploit the strengths of each side.
And you say "It appears increasingly clear that winners in the new-energy economy will exploit the strengths of each side".
"The terrorists have learned to exploit the strengths of modern societies, our technology and infrastructure and — in the case of democracies — our freedoms and openness as well".
There is no logical reason why we cannot and should not live in peace and exploit these strengths to the benefit of both our peoples.
However, the government believes the UK tech sector will be unable to exploit its strengths unless it becomes more familiar with the way Chinese consumers access online content.
-- After growing accustomed to having a dominant low-post scorer, he will have to adjust and devise a plan that will exploit the strengths and hide the deficiencies of the smaller, sleeker Knicks.
Although he could easily be seen as a gunner, Brooks is more of a problem solver; he generally manufactures intelligent offense, and seeks to exploit his strengths as a scorer in ways specific and relative to an opposing defender.
Lincoln's journey suggests that the true measure of a leader lies not in how much we cultivate and exploit our strengths, but in how we work on tapping, in Lincoln's words, the 'better angels of our nature' to use our strengths in the service of a cause much higher than our own personal gain".
"We didn't allow our opponents to exploit their strengths and score a goal.
