Sentence examples for means to exploit from inspiring English sources

As if the clubs care about international performances, except as a means to exploit failure.

While Ivy begins to be transformed and marketed, "The Savage Girl" devotes itself to frequent, piercing observations about the culture that means to exploit her.

The offshore floating wind turbines (OFWTs) draw a great deal of attention recently as a means to exploit the steadier and stronger wind resources available in deep water seas.

Finally, provision of public goods may be a means to exploit tax advantages (Weisbrod 1983).

This perhaps is no surprise if viewed from the wider perspective of the use of new agricultural technologies in general by colonial administrations as a means to exploit resources.

Because the real-world objects usually contain structures at many different scales or resolutions and mutilresolution or multiscale approaches can provide a means to exploit this fact, the multiresolution techniques have then attracted more and more interest in image fusion.

The chip's design is meant to exploit a new generation of manufacturing technology the company introduced last month.

Regardless of the merits of such research, does it fit in a bill meant to exploit unoccupied labor in an economic downturn?

Like the World War I railroad meltdown, last week's blackout was vast precisely because of the interconnectedness that the network was meant to exploit and foster.

"When you hit a nerve, people will scream". Mr. Schumacher pointed out that the film was written and almost completely filmed before the riots, and he said it was not meant to exploit the black-Korean tensions.

However, such systems are still in an early development phase and one of the key areas requiring further investigations is the operation of the magnetic nozzle, the device meant to exploit the fusion energy and generate thrust.