Sentence examples for exploiting in from inspiring English sources

Men and women alike became enraged and judgmental about Calloway turning this dynamic around by exploiting (in print) her exploiters, by laying bare how she had offered up to these predators her own debasement, anxiety, needs, and wishes some of them secretly malicious.

Over 35 years the show has become a US institution and a breeding ground for comedy stars, a talent line which Hollywood began exploiting in the late 1970s when SNL players included Chevy Chase, John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd.

Clinton, who has repeatedly promised that as president she will crack down on "outrageous tax havens and loopholes that super-rich people across the world are exploiting in Panama and elsewhere", collected more than $16m in public speaking fees and book royalties in 2014 through the doors of 1209, according to the Clintons' tax return.

Ms. May took her decision in the context of a reported increase in attacks on mosques and other Islamic centers since Drummer Rigby's murder, for which two Muslims have been charged and which the E.D.L. is accused of exploiting in order to fuel anti-Islamic sentiment.

Today, these same functions are what the Iranians are exploiting in the region not infrequently by provoking conflict first.

However, they employed the expected interference management rather than the acquired information that we are exploiting in this study.

This paper proposes a design method to seek potential product innovation fully exploiting in-house capabilities.

In fact, it opens the possibility for exploiting in-situ resources for the construction of buildings in harsh spatial environments.

The best performance of 12.1 % WER was achieved by BN-HMM/GMM exploiting in-language (but out-of-domain) data during training, which yields about 5%% relative WER improvement compared to the best performing HMM/DNN hybrid (12.7 % WER).

This Account focuses on the latter where significant breakthroughs in the field have been made by exploiting in-vivo-mimicking microfluidic assays and have revealed distinct cellular behaviors that are obvious only in environments that model the true in vivo environment.

Even their exploitation, seemingly, was exploited, in books like "The Dionne Legend: Quintuplets in Captivity".