Sentence examples for exploiting the weakness from inspiring English sources

In that first year, they knocked out LeBron James's Cavaliers by thoroughly exploiting the weakness of his supporting cast.

Thanks to oil wealth, the Kurds of northern Iraq have become an important trading partner, and the Kurds in Syria are exploiting the weakness of the regime in Damascus to solidify control over the northern region that borders Turkey.

"Retail sales appear to have been helped in August, as they were in July, by good weather lifting demand for clothing," said Archer, adding that they may also have been boosted by the feelgood factor of Team GB's Olympics success, and by visiting tourists exploiting the weakness of the pound to splash out on luxury goods.

Sixty-four pointheyhey've racked up in their two games to date, one of which was against competition heavyweights Canterbury, and as with last season they look well-drilled, balanced and confident in their game plan; forwards carving nicks in the bedrock, backs exploiting the weakness.

At the same time, third countries such as Russia can be effectively discouraged from efforts to cheaply acquire strategic aspects of the Greek economy (Gazprom, for example, is interested in acquiring a stake in Greece's natural gas company) and thus exploiting the weakness of a country that is a full member of NATO, the E.U. and the euro zone.

What made WordPerfect was exploiting the weakness of WordStar {a predecessor word processing program}.

Camouflage works by exploiting the weaknesses of human perception.

He was expert at quickly identifying and exploiting the weaknesses of batsmen.

The United States, for its part, is sometimes seen as exploiting the weaknesses of smaller states to enhance its own power.

The hero is something of a trickster; he dissimulates his own powers, while exploiting the weaknesses of those around him.

If they do receive some sort of esteem from the author it's primarily because they prove themselves adept at exploiting the weaknesses of others.