Sentence examples for strategically exploit from inspiring English sources

Senior officers have been instructed to "fully and strategically exploit" the database, which allows police to mark vehicles with potentially useful inform-ation such as drink-driving convictions.

While this flap-like structure is clearly less mobile in the human enzyme than in its prokaryotic equivalent, its retained ability to adjust its shape to accommodate various altered chemical forms of uracil/uridine has important implications for understanding how to strategically exploit this dynamic element in the design of better enzyme inhibitors.

In summary, at specific times when working memory is needed, the intrinsic recurrent neural cirtuits of the prefrontal cortex (Arnsten et al., 2012) may selectively and strategically exploit (differentially or in concert) its rich array of excitatory and inhibitory efferent connections to regulate firing rates in different prediction areas of the brain.

In short, the AFL has strategically exploited its cartel features and monopoly power to become Australia's dominant sports league.

Therefore, a prosthetic design that strategically exploits passive-dynamic properties (e.g., elastic energy storage and return) has the potential to replicate the mechanical energy profiles of the NAFS during level-ground steady-state walking.

Mr. Gotttlieb accused the groups of using scare tactics and strategically trying to exploit suburbanites' sensitivity to property values.

Employer attraction also refers to 'the way employers strategically attempt to exploit their strengths in order to attract applicants' (Gomes & Neves, 2011: 684).

The methoxy substituent in 173 was strategically positioned to exploit Zimmerman's meta-effect.

Together, these results highlight a potential deficiency in current auditing guidance that managers could exploit by strategically locating overstatements within securities with larger book values or by spreading those overstatements across many securities within a portfolio.

In general, success is found when the state is able to move strategically to resolve a crisis or exploit an opportunity.

"It's all about global access, global excellence, and hopefully global success," said Boon Swan Foo, executive chair of Exploit Technologies Pte Ltd. "The combined technology-transfer expertise, access to innovative research, and wide global network as a result of the tripartite collaboration gives us [Singapore] competitive strength to exploit the growing technology market strategically".