Sentence examples for organized to exploit from inspiring English sources

Finally, Union troops flanked the sunken road and their commanders organized to exploit this success, but were stopped by Confederate artillery.

The relationship between a family firm's knowledge-based resources and performance should influence the way a firm is organized to exploit these resources (Wiklund and Shepherd 2003).

The relationship between family firms' innovation and performance should consider knowledge-based capabilities and the processes involved with the acquisition and management of this resource, and influence the way a firm is organized to exploit knowledge.

According to Action Plan II, there is a lack of appropriate distribution channels, although it seems that several distributors are now organized to exploit the potential in this sector.

Not surprisingly, perhaps, the convention theme was "Stand and Fight," and much of the fight was directed toward Mr. Obama, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of New York and those Mr. LaPierre described as their supporters in the "media elite" who were "conspiring right now, regrouping, planning, organizing" to exploit "the next horrific crime".

Cyber criminals are continuously evolving and coming up with more powerful and organized methods to exploit our systems and they are going to evolve their tactics more rapidly than our securing strategies.

Thaksin, however, was an authentic populist who identified the potential power of the nation's poorer classes and used his wealth and organizing ability to exploit it.

Previous work by Fiete et al. (2008) proposed that the grid system is organized to represent very large ranges in space by exploiting the incommensurability (i.e., lack of common rational factors) of different grid periods.

American scientists, many of them refugees from fascist regimes in Europe, took steps in 1939 to organize a project to exploit the newly recognized fission process for military purposes.

Now, however, he is getting snookered in many states where the Cruz campaign is far better organized and knows how to exploit the delegate selection rules.

A New Zealand "Natives" tour (1888 89) of Australia and the British Isles was organized by an entrepreneur keen to exploit British perceptions of the "exotic" Maori population of New Zealand.