Sentence examples for fit to exploit from inspiring English sources

Yet Commissioner King and other education "leaders" across the country have seen fit to exploit our children as guinea pigs in a vast experiment, while exploiting public dollars for private profit.

Regardless of the merits of such research, does it fit in a bill meant to exploit unoccupied labor in an economic downturn?

It says something about our current polarized politics, as well as the sheer number of violent killings in this country, when the left and right are picking which mass shootings to exploit and fit into their own worldview.

Overall the hydrolytic activities of the Alteromonas genus as a whole are impressive and fit with its known capabilities to exploit sudden inputs of organic matter in their environment.

Some of it sounded remarkably modern: "counterfeit cranks", who pretended to have epileptic fits in the street in order to exploit the kindness of strangers, and "freighters", who went around with false licences pretending to be collecting for charity.

We called copy number groups by fitting a mixture of eight bivariate Gaussian distributions to exploit the notable correlation between the normalised KIR3DS1 and KIR3DL1 ΔCt values (Additional file 1: Figure S2).

Lonn Trost, the Yankees' general counsel, said: "He was quite explicit in saying the Yankees were free to exploit their rights as they saw fit and we were free to launch our own network.

EU law allows member states to exploit their natural resources as they see fit, but subject to minimum environmental standards.

The aim of our study was to demonstrate that it is possible to exploit the rich output of space time model fitting to gain interpretability without losing power.

ESPN's All-Time #NBARank places Kobe Bryant at No. 12. LeBron James is No. 3. Shaquille O'Neal is No. 9. Really?!! Kobe never fit the "perfect athlete" that ESPN and other media outlets looked for to exploit and cover endlessly.

And then, Thomas's personal narrative fits neatly with a lazy national stereotype many are still keen to exploit.