Sentence examples for hard to exploit from inspiring English sources

Interests and enthusiasms just fell my way and I worked hard to exploit them.

In the world we live in, they are entirely capable of working hard to exploit the current regime or a future one in pursuit of nuclear weapons.

So the radio companies may find it hard to exploit their size.Nor can size protect them from all of the dangers ahead.

Professor Fine and others say that all the auto companies are working hard to exploit modularity, especially the companies that produce the cheaper cars.

Arab leaders had long demanded such an event, both to placate their restless publics and to undercut Iran, which is working hard to exploit the Palestinian cause to bolster its image as a protector of Muslim rights.

President Bush tightened the travel rules just months before the 2004 election at the behest of Cuban-American hard-liners, and this year, Democrats are trying hard to exploit growing frustration with the law's impact.

Shale reserves here are likely to be much smaller than those in the US and harder to exploit.

He said Microsoft had decided to turn on, by default, firewall protection for Windows-based computers connected to the Internet, to make it harder to exploit vulnerabilities in the operating system.

With it, Iran will find it much harder to exploit its huge reserves, denying it a market and a tool of energy diplomacy.America's shale-oil production, together with the potential for gas to replace oil for use in transport, will also help to reduce American dependence on oil imports.

This inconvenient script and the nature of the documents make Mycenaean inscriptions harder to exploit and less rich in data than the later alphabetic inscriptions, but the information that can be gathered on the state of Greek five centuries before Homer, incomplete as it may be, is of capital importance.

Part of what made the United States vulnerable to outside interference in its election was its openness: what made the WikiLeaks revelations matter was an independent press that was able to report on them, and an opposition party that could try its hardest to exploit them for political gain.