Sentence examples for exploiting this trend from inspiring English sources
The best-performing online investors, Marketocracy's M100, are exploiting this trend by piling into one company they believe could benefit from it: Safeway.
This observation suggests that Uber's economic model effectively exploits this trend of human mobility in order to maximise revenues.
A First: Broadband Beats Dial-Up 03.06.02 People spent more time online via broadband than dial-up, but where are the plans to exploit this trend?
As we've noted before, hardware startups appear to be 'having a moment' (see Paul Graham's recent missive), and certainly Springboard IoT is shaping up to be well-positioned to exploit this trend.
Baby Einstein exploited this trend by claiming, "According to cognitive research, dedicated neurons in the brain's auditory cortex are formed by repeated exposure to phonemes... Through exposure to phonemes in seven languages, Baby Einstein contributes to increased brain capacity".
Lynn Hirschberg's interesting article on Amanda Latona (Aug. 4) showed how the marketing machine that drives the industry is exploiting this disturbing trend.
Amazon thinks so, and at the very least, it'll be interesting to watch as the catalog swells as more players try to exploit this new trend.
Tobacco companies are exploiting those trends with well-financed "alluring marketing campaigns" aimed at women, so precise that the color red is often used because "it connotes excitement, passion and strength, wealth and power" and aids in product recall, the authors of the marketing chapter reported.
European analysts have produced voluminous research about how best to exploit the trend.
And in the longer term the drug industry will have to exploit the trend in medicine towards more personalised treatments.
The police in this country and overseas have remained locally or at best regionally focused, while their targets have exploited the trend toward trade and free flow of information to move money, people and contraband around the world.
