Sentence examples for learning to exploit from inspiring English sources

The Big Board is learning to exploit its size advantage.

These small falcons secured their passage into the modern world by learning to exploit the grassed cuttings and embankments of motorways and main roads.

While others struggled with learning to exploit N.B.A. defenses and finding a system that suited them, Bryant scored 30,000 points at a younger age than anyone else.

Gilbert said he believed that anyone can transform their results by learning to exploit their opponent's weaknesses by smarter thinking before, during and even after the match.

But the episode also highlighted a deeper difference: the McCain campaign team often seemed to make missteps and lurch from moment to moment in search of a consistent strategy and message, while the disciplined and nimble Obama team marched through a presidential contest of historic intensity learning to exploit opponents' weaknesses and making remarkably few stumbles.

General Electric GEE) produced its first electric fans in the 1890s and then went on to develop a full line of domestic heating and cooking devices in 1907, before expanding into the industrial and financial behemoth that is still going strong today.The common factor shared by GE's early products was electricity, something businesses were then just learning to exploit.

We showed, for example, that mates of the territorial Zenaida dove (Zenaida aurita) of Barbados scrounged from each other's food exploitations and learned to exploit the novel food source as a result [17].

Byron learned to exploit this, and it remains his legacy.

It is Mr Fortuyn's heirs, above all Mr Wilders, who have learned to exploit it.

They've learned to exploit us tremendously and use our habitat and resources for themselves.

Certainly, it's a trend that Starbucks has learned to exploit.