Sentence examples for exploit to work from inspiring English sources

Others have found the exploit to work on IE10, but it seems to be patched on the most recent releases of Safari and Firefox.

Windows XP users – this happened a bit quicker than I expected but it is a sign of things to come: the vulnerability applies to Windows XP, IE6, IE7 and IE8 are listed as affected and attackers will soon adapt the exploit to work against these older versions of IE as well.

The police records show many departments struggling to understand and abide by the legal complexities of cellphone tracking, even as they work to exploit the technology.

In search of holiday-season profits, retailers work to exploit people's worries about missing a good deal — and the media, looking for a fun story, joins in.

The the incidents, however, show how quickly hackers work to exploit the time between the discovery of a security hole and the creation of a patch by programmers and its installation by users.

Nonetheless, Johansson didn't work to exploit her sexuality until she teamed up with Woody Allen for Match Point, their first of three collaborations (they went on to make Vicky Cristina Barcelona and Scoop).

They read about each other's exploits and work to make them more efficient.

Every time Cage dies in combat against a malevolent alien race, he wakes up again at the beginning of the same battle – a situation he exploits to train up and work towards defeating the enemy for good.

In regard to methodologies, assessment of new ICT and development of user requirements should take into account how artifacts are used and exploited to facilitate collaborative work.

Different 'laboratory" methods have been exploited to characterise the work of the workshop of Henri Bles to distinguish it from others of the same period.

On Sunday, during a flight from Armenia to Rome, Pope Francis told reporters, "I think that the Church not only should apologize... to a gay person whom it offended but it must also apologize to the poor as well, to the women who have been exploited, to children who have been exploited by (being forced to) work.