Sentence examples for frequently exploited from inspiring English sources

Even without the addition of an illegal substance many foods have psychotropic qualities, some more frequently exploited than others.

C.I.A. officers trying to recruit agents frequently exploited these sorts of motives and vulnerabilities, and often met with success.

Described as "naive and desperate for affection", authorities said she was vulnerable to coercion and frequently exploited by adult males who she thought were her boyfriends.

The disinfection of letters and rummaging of papers could be an excuse for political espionage, and the opportunities for bribery and corruption were frequently exploited.

Computer security researchers have long argued that wholesale computerization and Internet connectivity of complex systems present new risks that are frequently exploited first by vandals with malicious intent.

Simmons went on to write a book on the subject (Hearing Loss: From Stigma to Strategy, 2005), probing a condition he said was "frequently exploited by unscrupulous hearing appliance manufacturers".

It would be wrong to claim that punk-funk is peculiar to Bristol but, from the Pop Group to Tricky's darker moments, it's a sound the city's groups frequently exploit.

Characterized by Ryan as "a little bit better than average," Celek amassed 156 yards receiving, carving up the Jets like so many other tight ends — Rob Gronkowski, Jason Witten, Fred Davis — by frequently exploiting the middle of the field.

We'll frequently exploit the extra 24 characters, filling them up.

Employers frequently exploit them by paying below minimum wage, knowing they are unlikely to appeal to labour tribunal.

Another critical element of safety-planning with survivors is working with them to address other life and community-generated risks, which abusers frequently exploit to further perpetrate abuse.