Sentence examples for highly exploitable from inspiring English sources

College juniors were seen as highly exploitable, because of the quirks of N.C.A.A. eligibility rules.

Trump has also shown himself to be highly exploitable on subjects that he does not grasp.

It was next door to the home of former Gov. Sarah Palin and her family, but that understates the highly exploitable proximity of the two places.

He is also quick to notice that his identities as both an American star and a Vienna native are highly exploitable as Germany exerts pressure on France.

The former Australian Competition and Consumer Commission head Prof Alan Fels, who has been appointed to chair the taskforce, says migrant workers are "highly exploitable" and vulnerable on a number of levels.

The empire was in a state of decay a highly exploitable condition.The Qing regime still saw itself as supreme on the planet, because for so long it had evidently been so.

"Yet Michelin has a much stronger market position, better returns and a highly recognized, exploitable brand name," Mr. Freeman said.

The presented platform is price effective, highly customizable, and easily exploitable by other researchers involved in high-level UAV control tasks and for educational purposes as well.

This was easily exploitable by spammers and proved to be highly profitable.

The objective of the current study consisted of validating the vegetation of dredged sediments with the highly transpiring plant Phragmites australis [ 29] as an exploitable biostimulation approach to accelerate the depletion of PAHs.

To reinforce the point, the audience is asked to keep its smartphones switched on; and, in a highly interactive evening, we see how our tastes and preferences become not just exploitable assets but clues as to who we are.