In that sense, issues that are close to the hearts of the public are even more exploitable by competing politicians.
Likewise, sectarian chaos has proved more exploitable for outside countries looking to gain a foothold in the political, economic and social affairs of other states.
The all-new automatic transmission is seamless in its operation, and the spread of gear ratios from first to sixth is larger than in the old car, which contributes to improved efficiency and more exploitable performance.
Because of more exploitable coal resource compared to other resources, it is expected that coal will continue to play a significant role in meeting the future energy demand.
> -wrap-foot> The analysis was restricted to the triploid subgroups represented by more than 20 exploitable accessions: AAA 'Cavendish' (27), AAA 'Mutika-Lujugira' (25) and AAB 'Plantain' (78) (Hippolyte et al., 2011).
This type of tool can make the results of medical experiments more easily exploitable, thus accelerating scientific progress.
Such exploitable flaws may arise more frequently than commonly assumed.
Although the world's total known resources of shale oil is more than three times higher than that of the remaining conventional crude oil [2], the total exploitable reserves of shale oil has been estimated to be much less than the reserves.
Web-based programs, including some that support e-commerce sites and blogs, accounted for more than two-thirds of the exploitable vulnerabilities that came to light during the first half of 2006, according to a report by Symantec, a maker of security software.
I still think it's quite a nice idea, exploitable in different ways, but perhaps the solver needs more help than I gave this time.
Or is our creaking, clanking political and governmental machinery so clogged with perverse incentives and exploitable bottlenecks that getting anything done requires our elected leaders to be more courageous (and our citizens more engaged) than theirs ever have to be?
