Sentence examples for has learned to exploit from inspiring English sources

Certainly, it's a trend that Starbucks has learned to exploit.

Adding to a general sense of despair is a criminal element, which has learned to exploit the legal limbo of the 'claves to find a safe haven.

Although she does not physically rescue animals -- she has been homebound for over two years because surgery resulted in damage to her femoral nerve -- she has learned to exploit the press on behalf of pets.

Wal-Mart might have competition, however, perhaps from a new giant outpost of Homeworld, a Chinese retail giant that has learned to exploit its proximity to Chinese suppliers and beat Wal-Mart on price.

After a group of boys witness a murder via a live webcam feed, Millennium Group profiler Frank Black Lance Henriksenn) realizes that the culprit is an old adversary who has learned to exploit the internet to continue his killing spree while avoiding capture.

It is Mr Fortuyn's heirs, above all Mr Wilders, who have learned to exploit it.

They've learned to exploit us tremendously and use our habitat and resources for themselves.

Lottery organizers have learned to exploit the weaknesses of their clientele.

The record labels have learned to exploit this kind of obsessiveness, especially posthumously.

Now firms have learned to exploit it and providers of capital see it as a strength too.

As they did last season, teams have learned to exploit Duke's soft interior as the season has worn on.