Sentence examples for support and exploit from inspiring English sources

MySpace and its corporate parent say they want to find ways to support and exploit the growing widget economy.

D4 BUSINESS DAY C1-12 New Internet Technology I.B.M. is announcing a new initiative today to support and exploit grid computing, which the company and many computer researchers say is the next evolutionary step in the development of the Internet.

The North Korean system of supply could not resolve the problems of logistics and communication necessary to support and exploit an offensive operation in this sector of the front.

We are conditioned to live in fear of war if we don't have a strong military to the point that unqualified support of the military — and the politicians who support it and exploit it — is equated with patriotism.

Pakistan also has the dubious distinction of taking US aid funds while supporting and exploiting various Taliban groups as a bulwark against India and Afghanistan.

It's also at that moment that Leicester use their own fast full-backs – Jeff Schlupp or Ritchie de Laet – down the flank to support and help exploit those areas of vulnerability in the opposition.

In order to prevent leakage of proteins from the solid support and to exploit the simple adsorption method, the folding catalysts were charged by attaching 10-arginine amino acids.

Settlements in the nomadic land use site are mostly temporary, intended to support mobile livestock production and exploit varying pasture conditions between locations and in response to seasonal fluctuations.

We find that while the extent of cost reduction through creation of large demand remains to be seen, it is essential for governments to provide adequate support for leapfrog RD&D, and exploit real comparative advantages across countries for effective solar cost reduction.

The governments at the federal, state and local level subtly play up these sentiments and exploit them for popular support from a divided citizenry.

Buried in the abstract of the study appears the line, "three-quarters of lesbians are obese," a statistic employed by the lead researcher as evidence to support funding, and subsequently exploited by the news media to critique ludicrous government spending.