Although its breakneck sales growth has slowed slightly of late, it owes its success to exploiting two trends.
Carr, whose insurance-company portfolios are very actively traded, contends that his portfolio success is a function of exploiting the inefficiencies of current bond-rating techniques.
This book investigates the possibility of exploiting the successes of the cognitive sciences to establish a better foundation for the social sciences, including the disciplines of sociology, anthropology, economics, and political science.
For a whole week Ludendorff, in violation of his new tactical emphasis, vainly persisted in trying to carry out his original plan instead of exploiting the unexpected success of the 18th Army, though the latter had advanced more than 40 miles westward and had reached Montdidier by March 27.
It would be a pity if Italy's modern-minded success was built on the old habit of exploiting consumers.
Our future economic prosperity may well depend on our success in exploiting one of our last competitive advantages -- our institutions of higher education and the extraordinary research and development assets that they represent.
Because of this, mathematicians have had limited success in exploiting the power of Betti numbers to study real-world problems.
Without a meaningful private-sector consensus around the New Paradigm, there is a virtual certainty that the unprecedented power of a relatively small number of institutional investors over virtually all major business corporations, and the demonstrated success of activists in exploiting short-term mindsets, will provoke regulatory and legislative reforms.
The plans will be seen as an attempt to combat Ukip's success in exploiting the rising sense of English nationalism, but critics will argue the moves threaten to undermine further the ties within the United Kingdom.
At the same time, it breaks new ground - not just because everything it contains has a manifestly personal value, but because McGahern has such success in exploiting the unrivalled clarity of a child's-eye view.
