Philosophy may seem completely impractical, but a philosophy major can exploit skills in logic and math for business school.
Why would a racist enjoy cynically exploiting the skills of black people?
A charismatic Jewish circus performer in 1930s Berlin, Adam survives the Holocaust by exploiting his skills as an entertainer.
The really fascinating thing about that coronation, watched by so many on their newly bought TVs, was its sheer finesse and professionalism, exploiting the skills of photography, dress design and staging to uphold the status quo of monarchy.
Professional services firms survive by exploiting the skills and knowledge of their employees to deliver a range of projects for clients.
A full-back by preference who had been used in the midfield, Vesty found himself at outside-half and suddenly Leicester started moving the ball and fully exploiting the skill and pace they had out wide.
Swann became an excellent judge of what was out and what wasn't, though the chances of him exploiting this skill in retirement by joining the list of first-class umpires remain slight.
Exploiting the skill-mix within a practice could reduce resources used in delivering primary care to young children with cough.
So we educate skilled foreigners but have insufficient opportunity to exploit their skills and aptitudes.
The Giants' offense had developed more flexibility and skill, but Tiki Barber was the most gifted, versatile player and the plan was to exploit his skills as a running back, receiver and punt returner.
