Sentence examples for if you want to exploit from inspiring English sources

"If you want to exploit irrationalities, you should use something that is rational or emotionless like a model," he said.

"If you want to exploit the anti-immigrant rhetoric that exists out here, it's easy," Steve Bellone, the Suffolk County executive — the county's equivalent of a mayor — told me, one afternoon last summer.

If you want to exploit cycles in the stock market, or find a legal precedent in 10 cases, or for that matter, if you need to suss out a woolly mammoth's nature to trap, kill and eat it — you're essentially using the same cognitive skills tested by matrices.

That's because if you want to exploit a phone's capabilities in the U.S., you've got to go through the carriers, entrepreneurs say.

(Note to Wall Street: If you want to exploit children, don't hire a bunch of teachers who actually care about kids).

If you want to exploit this fear, you can learn to make yourself look like a zombie using basic make-up and safe products.

You want to exploit our children instead of celebrating them!

"HOW DO YOU protect what you want to exploit?" asks Scott Charney, an executive at Microsoft.

At the moment drones need to be authorised, which the public can apply for via the FAA, but this isn't possible if you want to commercially exploit the resulting footage or images.

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