Sentence examples for exploiting this change from inspiring English sources

"It's one thing replacing bonuses with long-term incentive plans, but FTSE 100 companies are simply exploiting this change to make their fat cats even fatter".

"It's one thing replacing bonuses with long-term incentive plans, but FTSE 100 companies are simply exploiting this change to make their fat cats even fatter," she said.

In his 1992 and 1996 campaigns, Pat Buchanan was the first politician to express and exploit this change, breathing life into the motto "America First" (if not the organization of that name, which opposed entry into World War II).

But across a broad spectrum of issues -- including women's rights, stem cell research and relations with Cuba -- the Obama administration has shown a willingness to exploit this change moment to bring about dramatic reform.

Exploiting this physical change is how we developed successful gravitational wave detectors such as LIGO and Virgo.

Thanks to Aorta, UPC can exploit this deregulatory change better than any existing European entity.

We exploit this abrupt change to evaluate its impact on competing websites' online traffic and pricing.

In this special collection, Gluzman and Sturzenegger explore this approach exploiting the change in trade regime that allowed for increased product variety during the 1990s.

"By exploiting this vulnerability, cybercriminals could change a whole chat thread without the victim realizing," Oded Vanunu, head of products vulnerability research at Check Point, said in a statement.

It wasn't until people started exploiting this nicety that Disney changed their policy.

The nanoparticles work by exploiting the change in contrast brought about by tiny particles of superparamagnetic iron oxide in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).