Sentence examples similar to exploited for advantage from inspiring English sources

American politics has been poisoned over the past eight years by the belief that federal law enforcement has been exploited for partisan advantage.

Recent progress in understanding these phenomena is discussed, and indications of how some of these phenomena can be exploited for product advantage are given.

Just as in the campaign he ran for Trump, Manafort counseled Yanukovych to not only inflame economic insecurities, but also to create fissures within Ukrainian society to be exploited for political advantage.

Just as important as the details of their proposal was the fact that the two were working together on an issue that both parties have exploited for political advantage.

"I must assume that they wanted the FBI background checks to see if there was anything in Billy Dale's past that could be exploited for political advantage". White House officials said the form was sent to the FBI as a routine matter when they had fallen behind in processing applications and renewals for passes into the White House complex.

The prospect of treating multiple genetic subpopulation within a tumour is discouraging, but it is possible that intra-tumour heterogeneity could be exploited for therapeutic advantage.

The lack of the wild type TP53 gene in cancer cells could be exploited for therapeutic advantage using a sequence of two antagonistic drugs.

This new insight into Pellino substrate recognition could be exploited for pharmacological advantage in treating inflammatory diseases that have been linked to the aberrant regulation of Pellinos.

The notion that these pathways might be exploited for therapeutic advantage is introduced, together with the idea that antagonists of anti-apoptotic Bcl-2 family members might more effectively kill cancer cells that are 'primed' to die, without affecting normal cells in which Bax and Bak are not activated to induce MOMP.

Among the medicinal plants, G. sylvestre is a herb less exploited for its innumerable advantages.

For the Tories, racism is a convenience: a hammer to batter their opponents with, or to exploit for political advantage.