Sentence examples for tend to exploit from inspiring English sources

And humans tend to exploit their power.

Venice's oldest restaurants – Poste Vecie in San Polo and Osteria Il Milion in Cannaregio – in existence from the 16th and 18th centuries respectively – are two over-priced tourist traps that tend to exploit their age.

4. I tend to exploit others towards my own end. 5.

They also find that firms tend to exploit this effect by raising equity capital after initiating CSR activities.

An important result of our study is that specialist phages tend to exploit distinct sets of bacteria (Figure 4).

It is possible that the focus of some clones is root extension into new nutrient sources, whereas other clones tend to exploit smaller nutrient sources but to a greater degree.

People tended to exploit her because she was so wealthy.

Politics tends to exploit easily romanticized icons, and the family farm has not been spared.

And more than anything, what these corporate intrapreneurs have tended to exploit is not so much invention or discovery, but change.That change can take many forms.

Adversary is assumed to be intelligent that tends to exploit different vulnerabilities present in network to build an attack matrix.

FTC regulations issued in 2004 largely ended that business, which tended to exploit people with rotten credit or stolen identities and not too much common sense.