Sentence examples for learn how to exploit from inspiring English sources

"It's even longer before developers fully learn how to exploit the hardware.

"The best players learn how to exploit predictability, but don't do it often enough so that the opponents catch on".

The variety of soils and climates in this big county is enormous, and winemakers are only beginning to learn how to exploit such diversity.

Regular squatters are quick to learn how to exploit loopholes and in future are likely to be more apt in their tactics to avoid being charged under the new rules.

"Trees are our biggest resource, our vocation and patrimony, not an impediment to modernization, and we need to learn how to exploit the forest without destroying it," Mr. Viana said.

End uses for aramids in the home are few (Nomex-type fibres have been made into ironing-board covers), but industrial uses are increasing (especially for aramids of the Kevlar class) as designers of products learn how to exploit the properties offered by these unusual materials.

Valujevs and Mezals had learned how to exploit migrants through being exploited themselves.

Recently, Dr. Roush learned how to exploit her oddly mixed up senses.

Marketers have learned how to exploit children's emotional vulnerabilities in the name of profit.

When he learned how to exploit the Earth's minerals and hydrocarbons, he started to multiply ever faster, leaving ever less room for the planet's other species.

Turned against men, this magnetism was used as by a snake on a rabbit; Amin soon learned how to exploit it to frighten, dominate and command.