Sentence examples for exploits giving from inspiring English sources

The cultural influence of the era proved lasting, with gangster films remaining popular and Ness's exploits giving rise to the television series The Untouchables (1959 63).

These exploits give the characters the courage to act, as they view themselves as just as brave as their ancestors.

He has invented a rakish brother named Ernest whose supposed exploits give Jack an excuse to travel to London periodically to rescue him.

His racy journal, which is full of such exploits, gives a thrilling account of how he then avoided the murderous wrath of his lover's father.

Many systems now let untrusted users mount files as file systems, which opens them up to all sorts of exploits, given the somewhat erratic input checking done by current file system code.

The predicted explosion of interest in tennis in China has not quite happened, but victory on Saturday would probably carry more weight than her Parisian exploits, given the cultural and economic links between Australia and China.

Back home in England, young Winston's exploits gave the British press a wonderfully invigorating antidote to the generally depressing diet of news from a war that was going from bad to worse.

But his latest exploits gave Bonderman, 57, good reason to boogy the night away: He'd just raised a $4 billion investment fund for Texas Pacific to do corporate takeovers but not airlines this time.

This approach exploits given symmetries and provides numerical robustness via integration.

A security bug in Oracle's Java software might have been exploited, giving hackers a "back door" into browsers' computers.

Fight fans should be disappointed in this trio, not Burns, who leaves everything in the ring and whose exploits have given Scotland's lesser stars a platform on a series of undercards.