Sentence examples for open to exploit from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Ukip will slice the rightwing vote in two, leaving the nearest left-leaning candidate open to exploit the schism.

But when the NSA finds a vulnerability and does not disclose the bug to the software maker, or community as a whole, all users of the code in question are open to exploit by other parties who discover the issue.

"We are also open to exploiting this demand, but it has to happen in a structured way that doesn't destroy the existing players".

About 1790 Perkins built a machine to cut and head nails in one operation, but the plant he opened to exploit it was ruined by an extended lawsuit over the invention.

Tracks in Florida, Texas, Nevada and California opened recently to exploit Nascar's popularity.

Some, such as the wood pigeon (Columba palumbus), have secondarily adapted to more-open country to exploit the food supplies created by agricultural expansion.

Therefore, combined with the inferences of this study that protein precipitation for NMR analysis offers reliable quantitative data, incorporation of serum/plasma protein precipitation for both NMR and MS detection opens avenues to exploit their combined strength in the metabolomics field.

However, Schaap believes that MySpace is simply wrong, and that they were in fact open to the exploit.

In the case of pervasive surveillance, the profit motive is lashed to privacy: Corporations and individuals alike won't flock to the cloud as quickly as they might if their stored data is open to wanton exploit.

Neglect, both benign and malign, and indulgence, both covert and overt, left those prejudices open for opportunists to exploit for their own ends.

The game was wide open, with space to exploit.