Sentence examples for not exploited for from inspiring English sources

Cameron, possibly looking to promote his "Broken Britain" agenda, declared Baby P to be a Labour policy failure – breaking a parliamentary convention that child deaths are not exploited for political gain.

"We would very much like a very thorough inquiry or investigation to be conducted into this incident so that it is not exploited for purposes of propaganda in order to deflect attention from the Indian repression in Kashmir," Pakistan's foreign minister, Abdul Sattar, said in Islamabad.

Thus, the EMV features (see Subsection 2.2) are not exploited for the optimizing of measurement matrices.

However, TSR only performs data filtering along the time direction, while the spatial information is not exploited for noise reduction.

Furthermore, the features of estimation metric vector (EMV) of CFO estimation are not exploited for compressive sampling and signal reconstruction.

Importance sampling is the basis of the proposed approach; however, it is not exploited for variance reduction.

When a 73-year-old Ronald Reagan cleverly defused the issue of his age in the 1984 election against Walter Mondale by saying he would not "exploit, for political purposes, my opponent's youth and inexperience," it was indicative of how Reagan's innate 'likability' was able to trump virtually all other considerations.

The search, for all its real hazards, isn't exploited for suspense or terror, as Sam and Oliver blunder awkwardly through the woods until they run out of light and collapse on the ground.

A Buckingham Palace spokeswoman said that Brons's invitation to the garden party had not been revoked as he had not "exploited" it for political ends.

Although biomarkers like human papillomavirus (HPV) and EGFR are well studied, their use in therapeutics is still not exploited successfully for efficient management of head and neck cancer [10].

"I sincerely hope that these vulnerabilities were not exploited by hackers for whom WEF and its participants are very attractive targets".