Sentence examples for idea to exploit from inspiring English sources
It's likely that someone thought it would be a good idea to exploit the freedom of pay cable by letting Mr. Ryan be himself and, with luck, drawing some more highly prized young male viewers.
In this paper, the authors present an idea to exploit low enthalpy geothermal energy in order to reduce street temperature fluctuations throughout the year and avoid ice formation during the winter season.
It wasn't really an ego thing: I just realised that many of us now exist in a secondary fashion, a meta-fashion, thanks to the internet, and the second you is related to but isn't quite you, so I thought it would be an idea to exploit this.
In the most exciting sign yet of the wind of change blowing through the government's attitude to taxpayer-funded data, a ministerial taskforce last week opened up new swathes of previously invisible information for re-use on the web - and threw in the offer of a £20,000 for the best idea to exploit it.
As shown in Section 5, a pipeline structure is proposed as the main idea to exploit parallelism.
"That's where we got the idea to exploit excess capacity and not build the dark stores themselves".
That is why bicycles the world over all look essentially the same.That innovation seems to be running out of new ideas to exploit is because, once again, industry is preoccupied with technologies that are rapidly maturing.
A QUESTION raised in the December 8th 2001 issue of TQ was whether technology was losing its knack of being able to invent a host of solutions for any given problem; and whether, as a corollary, innovation was running out of new ideas to exploit.
Ideas to exploit these new capabilities are dizzingly abundant.
Executives cared little for his ideas to exploit the label's vast library, which includes the Beatles and Frank Sinatra.
A general theme running through this literature is that policy entrepreneurs engender systematic change by using the right ideas to exploit a 'window of opportunity' caused by some sort of upheaval.
