Sentence examples for exploited which from inspiring English sources

Cornerback Dee Milliner is a big-timer, but the other three starters can be exploited, which showed today.

They can be exploited, which gives law enforcement agencies and intelligence agencies direct access to those systems to be able to read those communications.

The easy and obvious bit was to report it, interrupt it and do all possible to prevent children being exploited – which is what I'd always do.

Brandenburg's work was based on that of Eberhard Zwicker, the "father of psycho-acoustics", who figured out that the ear was an imperfect organ whose imperfections could be exploited, which led Brandenburg to slice significant chunks out of sound files.

Burlesque claims the moral high ground because spectators tend to watch it as an art performance, and usually get the impression that performers are not being exploited (which is, of course, not always true).

It would also be useful in countries with little or no network infrastructure, notes Ron Hochstetler, the chairman of the Airship Working Group at America's Federal Aviation Administration.Airships are, he says, the only aviation technology that has not been fully exploited, which is why America's military is evaluating them for heavy-lifting and transport duties.

THE most unsettling thing about the exploit, which was carried out with the knowledge and consent of an AT&T Labs network administrator, was that it was done passively.

That exploit, which was included in the report he made of the trip after returning east, added greatly to his fame.

Gyula Horn, the post-communist leader, can rely on German gratitude for his personal part, as Hungary's foreign minister, in opening the Iron Curtain in 1989--an 1989--an 1989--an is fond of rexploitg Germans, helped bring them their unification.

The attack used a memcached exploit which is a legitimate service on many servers.

The exploit, which Netgear firmly patched, used a bug found in 2014 to expose admin passwords in plain text.