Sentence examples for simply exploits from inspiring English sources

"Today's proposal from Costa simply exploits the lengthy Italian justice system to scare people away from the class action," Mr. Ramadori said.

Most people believe that academic freedom and student satisfaction benefit from independence from the state, and Buckingham simply exploits the legal fact that all British universities are wholly private to optimise its independence.

Over five years, its global index has outperformed the MSCI World by almost three percentage points a year and its American index has beaten the S&P 500 by just over two percentage points.Critics say that this approach simply exploits the value effect, a long-established approach to stock-picking.

The concept simply exploits an additional degree of freedom (DoF) in designing a broadcast MAC.

The first approach simply exploits the natural substrate tolerance of the aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases in an auxotrophic host.

(c) Proposal (c) involves a form of rule consequentialism that, rather than struggling to avoid, simply exploits two naïve mistakes that many people may well make when they first begin to think about their obligations in respect of future persons.

Wednesday will perhaps tell us whether Kazan simply exploited complacency.

When in Rome, dear, simply exploit the ignorance of those newly arrived to the Colosseum.

That feeds the sense that the proposals simply exploit a captive middle class.

You can't blame the Premier League – it is simply exploiting the sales process.

Graduate Fog questioned whether the show would simply "exploit desperate young workers for entertainment value".