Sentence examples for exploited to help from inspiring English sources

The technique can be exploited to help fight a number of diseases, such as cancer, atherosclerosis and diabetes.

Our work highlights a direct link between oncogene expression and immune regulation that could be exploited to help patients.

However, under these machining conditions the phenomenon of process damping can be exploited to help avoid self-excited vibrations known as regenerative chatter.

In 1980, the shortlived boom that preceded the crash was exploited to help deliver victory in a plebiscite approving a new constitution.

The group says that hip-hop provides individuals with a sense of empowerment and self-knowledge that could be exploited to help people tackle their own psychological problems.

Staff were also told to ask them personal questions to discover weaknesses that could be exploited to help seal the deal.

Since more moisture makes skin a better conductor, an uptick in conductivity reflects heightened arousal (a phenomenon polygraphers exploit to help detect whether someone is lying).

He spoke with authority about the differences between the separatist movements in two parts of Indonesia, and discussed what kind of opposition movements in Iraq the United States could exploit to help unseat Saddam Hussein.

The supposed hidden meaning within the M.L.K.-Churchill swap contained one element of the anti-Obama fever dream that Trump would eventually exploit to help himself become the forty-fifth President: that America's white Western heritage was being downgraded and dishonored by Obama and a growing nonwhite electorate.

"Frequently I wind up using that in Murdock--to get it out at the moment". Schultz went into television after deciding that it was becoming more and more difficult to survive as a stage actor without the name recognition that producers could exploit to help sell tickets.

Another, called G-Park, exploits G.P.S. to help you find where you parked.