Sentence examples for exploits in the future from inspiring English sources
"He was again undecided whether to continue his hero's exploits in the future".
Many observers have suggested that the use of so-called two-factor authentication might help prevent such exploits in the future.
Ultimately, the deformation advantage could be exploited in the future for personal protection systems where a small deformation under impact is of key importance.
A preferable approach is to give effect to the plain meaning of the term "potential" to include not only uses currently being exploited, but also uses that the copyright owner might have an interest in exploiting in the future.
Furthermore, the manufacturing standard, quality control and data mining for the impact bar design is urgent to exploited in the future.
So far, no one has claimed the prize – although Telegram did hand out $100,000 to a self-described amateur cryptographer who spotted a flaw in their code that might have been exploited in the future.
The constitution defines Afghanistan as an Islamic republic, and says that no laws can be passed that are "contrary to the beliefs and practices of Islam", a provision that may be exploited in the future by Islamic populists.
A trade costing $200 plus now costs as little as $8.Day traders are providing liquidity not only in Internet shares but for all companies whose volatility we might be able to exploit in the future.
Microsoft reacted by rolling out two more technologies: SafeSEH to address the attack using structured exception handlers (SEH), and address space layout randomization (ASLR), to make similar vulnerabilities more difficult to exploit in the future.
The results demonstrate that maltase from S. pombe was different from that from other yeasts, and might be usefully exploited in the future by the biotechnology industry or lead to the development of new molecular genetic tools.
