Sentence examples for opened to exploit from inspiring English sources
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.
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".
Serious scientists have long derided the idea of life-extending elixirs, but the door has now been opened to drugs that exploit an ancient biological survival mechanism, that of switching the body's resources from fertility to tissue maintenance.
Tracks in Florida, Texas, Nevada and California opened recently to exploit Nascar's popularity.
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.
The availability of compliant substrates has opened new avenues to exploit SiGe materials for optoelectronic applications.
Improvements in communication and processing technologies have opened the doors to exploit on-board cameras to compute objects' spatial attitude using only the visual information from sequences of remote sensed images.
The Duchy of Cornwall owned most of the mineral rights around Midsomer Norton and various small pits opened around 1750 to exploit these.
Today, next-generation sequencing brings down the cost of sequencing and the labor, which has opened new possibilities to exploit the potential of phage display and to gain control over the phage library compositions [ 48].
