The Germans were not prepared to exploit the opening, which gave the French and Algerians time to rush reinforcements into the line.
We can therefore legitimately argue that the existing legal framework, and political decisions create or maintain poverty, pushing people into the hands of those who are prepared to exploit them.
Just as Facebook and text-messaging popped up between the 2004 and the 2008 campaigns, supplanting blogs and Listservs as tools for organizing online, so might some fresh invention come along that O.F.A. would not be prepared to exploit as adeptly as the opposition.
But having spoken to Goodall, I realise it is more appropriate to render Ham differently, not as subject and hero but as object and victim, his life and afterlife a reminder of the ways in which humans are prepared to exploit those around us in pursuit of our own ambitions.
Now that the Republicans have decided not to hand elections to the Democrats by nominating right-wing looney tunes in races for winnable seats, they stand prepared to exploit the three big factors that are running in their favor: an unusually friendly electoral map, an unpopular President, and a widespread feeling that the country is on the wrong track.
In fact, most exploits are sold on underground cybercriminal forums with packages of several vulnerabilities they're prepared to exploit, says Qualys's Kandek.
However departments should ensure wherever possible that students experience a pre-determined core knowledge and are exposed to a variety of teaching methods, and that teaching radiologists are prepared to exploit the relative merits of each of these.
They have known, and, as the secret rendition program illustrates, many among them have been prepared to exploit this sordid reality in the name of protecting U.S. interests.
Chaytors Force was prepared to exploit all withdrawals by the Fourth Ottoman Army, including a third Occupation of Es Salt and a Second Battle of Amman.
The literary critic John Carey suggested that the abandonment by intellectuals of "the clerks and the suburbs" as subjects of literary interest provided an opening for writers prepared to exploit this underexplored area.
