Sentence examples for time to exploit from inspiring English sources

It is time to exploit it.

Now's the time to exploit your followers' self-hatred.

What better time to exploit the project's value as a public relations tool than now?

The big question is whether Microsoft and Nokia will be ready in time to exploit RIM's weakness.

Such an ancient society, with far more time to exploit science, might easily be able to betray its existence.

We examined a strategy called latency arbitrage, which utilizes advantages in access and response time to exploit price disparities caused by fragmentation across those dozens of competing venues.

Perhaps Washington politicians might devote less time to exploiting the deaths of government employees for partisan reasons and devote more time to solving the slowly growing crisis that affects those still living.

The bombings seemed timed to exploit the summer pastime of many residents of the pedestrian area of Gungoren, in central Istanbul, to stroll in the cool late evening before going to bed.

The statement by the Taliban leader, Malvi Faqir Mohammad, which appeared timed to exploit tensions between the Pakistani Army and the United States, will be likely to stoke concerns in Washington over Pakistan's reliability as a long-term partner in the fight against extremists.

PBW adults emerge from winter dormancy during spring through midsummer; this adaptation is well timed to exploit fruiting in irrigated cotton (Fig. 2c).

In the Afon Alun, the presence of water in the river course is dependent on rainfall, restricting the opportunities for trapping: fieldwork was timed to exploit favourable conditions for water depth, flow rate and temperature.