Sentence examples for organization to exploit from inspiring English sources
Wealth: Thanks to sensors, the discovery of so-called "hidden databases" at the sub-atomic level, in the oceans, the human body and global society gave capitalists a wealth of new patterns of organization to exploit, resulting in an explosion of wealth and creativity.
In low-income gang-infested communities where people feel goalless and powerless, it is easier for this type of subversive organization to exploit an individual's weakness and create an organizational culture.
I'm deeply concerned that our community is being used as an opportunity by an outside paramilitary organization to exploit a local, legal dispute to advance its own national, anti-government agenda.
Despite the rise of so-called 527 organizations to exploit loopholes in the law, the ban on corporate soft-money contributions to political parties has had some success.
The non-rival nature of knowledge permits organizations to exploit it at the same time both internally and externally.
From my perspective, I do believe we need to be wary of the willingness of organizations to exploit unpaid labor to save on payroll.
On the other side was an innovative business organization wishing to exploit its product to the fullest extent made possible by new technologies.
Long-term development and success rely on the organization's ability to exploit its current competencies while simultaneously exploring essentially new competencies.
An extensive body of experimental evidence indicates that the DENV, while having a relatively simple structural organization, is able to exploit numerous molecules and pathways to infect cells and evade the immune response.
But unfortunately, any time you have an area that is open, the criminal organizations are going to exploit that".
In the case of Apple, complying with this order would almost certainly have negative consequences that would outweigh any law enforcement value, because it could allow anyone from individual criminals to powerful organizations and countries to exploit such "back doors".
