Sentence examples for sense to exploit from inspiring English sources

"The Road Runners have a brand and it makes sense to exploit it," Logan said.

So it would be natural to have learned that it makes more sense to exploit your opponent's rigid ideology than his general squishiness.

Mr McCullough has had the sense to exploit this resource generously and his book bounds forward.The life of Adams, in the end, compels reflection on human character.

In the meantime, it is also using a good dose of common sense to exploit an organic, homegrown natural resource that for too long has been lying in plain sight — winced at, clucked over, but otherwise ignored.

Although yields are unlikely to match those obtained from first wheats after breaks, there are some growers who find that, in certain situations, it can make good commercial sense to exploit TAD by growing continuous cereals (e.g. wheat).

In particular, the channel estimator is based on a compressive sensing technique to exploit the channel sparsity, the MIMO detector consists of a hybrid use of successive interference cancellation and soft minimum mean-square error (MMSE) equalization, and channel coding uses nonbinary LDPC codes.

It makes sense for Republicans to exploit that weakness.

These Arsenal ­graduates sense the opportunity to exploit ­instability and ­vulnerability elsewhere in the league.

Gaddafi may also sense an opportunity to exploit divisions caused by the slaying last week of the top rebel military commander in as yet unexplained circumstances.

Watford sensed an opportunity to exploit that unease, showing inventiveness on the break, and Spurs' defenders were relieved to see Hugo Lloris deny Andre Gray in the 25th minute.

One way to address the spectrum sensing limitations is to exploit the bidirectional communication nature in some primary networks [27, 28].