Sentence examples for likely to be exploited from inspiring English sources

This is likely to be exploited more widely, putting the BBC's in-house productions at a disadvantage.

With elections for the European Parliament looming next May, the lingering fears about migration on the Continent are likely to be exploited all the more, analysts warn.

"To do this, we have to give young people the information and support they need so they are less likely to be exploited.

Some have used this as a criticism of the sharing economy model as there is a danger that by steering immigrants away from traditional full-time employment, they may be more likely to be exploited.

But the fire is likely to be exploited in every possible way by conservative-minded politicians to persuade "the good citizen" (a mythical character that our politicians love to invoke) that youthful fun is dangerous.

In this paper, we test the hypothesis that linear strips (2 12 m wide) of shrubby vegetation and dense high grass are more likely to be exploited by diverse carnivore species than surrounding hayfields.

We have shown here that fisheries stocks of two species (P. glauca and S. lewini) most likely extend across the economic zones of Australia and Indonesia, suggesting that both countries are likely to be exploiting the same resource.

For the near future, unfortunately, the cartoon is likely to continue to be exploited by racists and antisemites.

The government is generally supportive of vulnerability disclosure because the quicker companies can patch security issues, the less likely they are to be exploited by malicious hackers.

The more complex the power grid becomes, says Goodspeed, the more likely it is to be exploited.

While LV studies are now dominating gene therapy studies targeting HSC, it is likely that both platforms will continue to be exploited for T cell modification in the foreseeable future.