Sentence examples for room to exploit from inspiring English sources

As with many contemporary actors, the multi-season television series is where she has been able to find room to exploit her range and repertoire.

An improved showing on all previous Blumhouse works in the Philippines ($440,000 compared with Paranormal Activity: $81,000; Insidious: $63,000; Ouija: $402,000) suggests Unfriended has room to exploit its novelty as the "first social-media horror" as its roll-out continues into the summer.

These include areas like security and Internet of Things, markets that are still developing and there is room to exploit.

Manager John Hughes switched to a back three but Marley Watkins was an isolated figure in attack, with the Jags defence giving him no room to exploit his pace.

However, there is much room left to exploit diverse social interactive relationships among agents for networking optimization, and it is of great interest to explore the continuum space [11 13].

As such, there is still room for researchers to exploit biological samples and data collected for research purposes.

But the fact that dog vests bearing the words "service animal" and wallet-size cards explaining the rights of a support-dog owner are available over the Internet, no questions asked, suggests there is wiggle room for those wishing to exploit it.

With the increasing requirement of the hydrogen energy storage and chemical reactant, it gets to be emergent to exploit room-temperature high-performance hydrogen sensors.

But Iraq's leaders have not answered deeper questions of how to share power, deliver services and divide control of disputed territories and oil resources, leaving plenty of room for insurgents to attempt to exploit a persistent sense of instability and dissatisfaction with the government.

It may be advantageous to use a beamformer for each of the positions in the car to further improve the characteristics of the whole processing and to exploit the room acoustics furthermore by spatial filtering.

Similar observations have been previously made for structural stainless steel design at ambient temperatures and the continuous strength method (CSM) was developed as a rational means to exploit strain hardening at room temperature.