Sentence examples for exploit warning from inspiring English sources

Author Cornelius Mathews wrote in 1847 that Griswold fished for writers to exploit, warning "the poor little innocent fishes" to avoid his "Griswold Hook".

But it shrewdly exploited the warning: "In a culture that emphasised individual responsibility, smokers would bear the blame for wilful risk-taking," notes Mr Brandt.

He was often referred to as an "ethical hacker" and hoped to show the pacemaker exploit as a warning to device makers.

At first Mr. Pataki tried to exploit the situation by warning against tax hikes.

A majority of these women report their employers use their immigration status to control and exploit them, issuing warnings such as "if you try to leave, the police will find you and deport you".

At some point, the vulnerability becomes known by the vendor, for instance through access to the exploit code, through a warning of so-called white-hat hackers or even through an attack specifically targeted at their system.

Nazarbayev convinced Kazakhs to support his increasingly authoritarian rule, warning that Russia could exploit acrimony to gain leverage.

Mr. Merkushkin exploits fears in other ways, too, warning people in Togliatti not to come crying to him for help after the election if they vote against United Russia.

A month before the 2012 presidential election, a confidant to Hillary Rodham Clinton emailed her with a warning: Mitt Romney could exploit the attack on an American diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya, while campaigning against President Obama.

Singer Sinead O'Connor has written an open letter to fellow singer and actress Miley Cyrus warning her not to be exploited by the music business.

That performance, and a similarly risque video for her single Wrecking Ball, prompted Sinead O'Connor to write an open letter to the pop star, warning her not to be exploited by the music business.