Sentence examples for exploits a bit from inspiring English sources

Seth Numrich, as Oedipus, exploits a bit of range as he wavers between anger and somewhat less anger, while Veanne Cox looks on in a never-ending expression of horror.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla .— Seeking to distinguish themselves from Mitt Romney, the presumed Republican front-runner in the 2012 presidential race, challengers exploited a bit of daylight that opened between him and other candidates this week over abortion.

PAGE A5 National G.O.P. HOPEFULS CRITICIZE ROMNEY'S ABORTION STANCE Challengers to Mitt Romney exploited a bit of daylight that opened between him and other candidates this week over abortion, dredging up Mr. Romney's past support for abortion rights, a record that damaged him with conservative voters in his failed bid for the Republican nomination in 2008.

To find some of the answers, researchers exploited a bit of 21st century technology.

If both onshore and offshore oil and gas are exploited, with a bit of luck the gap between domestic output and consumption will close particularly if gas exports offset oil imports in the calculus of primary-energy consumption (the sum total of all forms of energy).

"Maybe at times we could have exploited them a bit more on the counter attack.

"Hopefully we'll get chances to exploit them a bit more and take the tie into at least extra time.

The team, Yanick Fratantonio, Chenxiong Qian, Simon Pak Ho Chung, and Wenke Lee, have created proof of concept users of the exploit including a bit of malware that draws an invisible grid over the Android screen that exactly mirrors – and can capture – the onscreen keyboard.

Hardware exploits are obviously a bit trickier but no less banal.

Since this video has been published by a company that sells software to prevent such exploits, I'm a bit wary to believe his suggestion that such attacks are on the rise (although they very well could be).

"I felt personally that she was being exploited a little bit, but moreover she was sick," he said.