Sentence examples for indeed exploit from inspiring English sources

To appropriately brand and market BO2K to a retail audience we would employ a viral marketing campaign {naturally!} to promote and, indeed, exploit various hacker feats.

The findings indicate that the majority of sporadic chordomas may rely on mechanisms other than copy number gain if they indeed exploit T/brachury for proliferation.

Chelsea, indeed, exploited the set pieces.

Again, music is a necessary engine to the proceedings, but music is being used -- indeed, exploited -- for other purposes.

It's a political statement: Mannerfelt holds up the brilliance and rhythmic daring of the original music without crassly sampling it into his own, or indeed exploiting it as western colonialists (and, arguably, record labels) have done in the past.

But Iran has indeed exploited the Palestinian cause in its bigger competition with America for dominance of the region as a whole.Time to speak out, Mr PresidentHowever unripe the present conditions seem, it would therefore be folly for Mr Obama to adopt Mr Bush's semi-detached approach to Palestine.

This demonstrates that transaction pipeline indeed exploits more parallelism than MVCC.

Hepatitis C virus (HCV) is notorious for subverting host immune responses and indeed exploits several components of the host's post-transcriptional regulatory machinery for its own benefit.

It has been proposed that the temperature dependence of their widths and positions makes them usable as a dust thermometer (Chihara et al., 2001; Bowey et al., 2002), which is indeed exploited today with Herschel spectra (e.g. de Vries et al., 2012).

This test formalizes an important insight of the women's movement: personal relationships, in particular traditional heterosexual relationships, are often unfair to women, indeed often exploit women's tendency to care about others.

Indeed, we exploit full capabilities of VR technologies to not only expose the user to the frightening stimuli but also to allow him to be active in this environment that may contain anxiety-provoking stimuli.