Sentence examples for to exploit as a from inspiring English sources

Campbell described the Bowland prospect beneath Lancashire that Cuadrilla hopes to exploit as a "super giant continuous gas accumulation" which had the "ability to transform the socioeconomic landscape in the UK; much like has happened in the US".

Our previous studies indicate that thermal conductivity is dependent on the applied mechanical strain, which we propose to exploit as a thermoelastic damping tuning parameter.

Now it is time to figure out how to replenish the Trust Fund to ensure no interruption in Social Security benefits, and to prevent the Social Security deficit from being turned into a convenient "crisis" for politicians to exploit as a pretext for cutting Social Security benefits.

Although emerging as a conceivable VPA target from a mechanistic point of view, vinculin might be less straightforward to exploit as a biomarker of VPA effects given the weak response in our cell model.

How do we acknowledge that this planet is not just "a jumble of insensate stuff, a random melee of subatomic particles" for us to exploit, as Charles Eisestein writes, but a living entity of which we are, crucially, a part?

He was often referred to as an "ethical hacker" and hoped to show the pacemaker exploit as a warning to device makers.

Consequently, many new entrepreneurial courses aim to simulate the real life entrepreneurial environment as to exploit experience as a means of learning, and thus, accommodate a situated or an existential pedagogical perspective (Neergaard et al. 2012).

A business plan details the business opportunity you are seeking to exploit (usually as a document), whereas, a business model takes the form of either a simple verbal description or a one page visual representation.

Ms. Kyenge has vocally championed granting citizenship to those born in Italy, which quickly became a hot-button issue for populist lawmakers eager to exploit immigration as a contributing factor in an economic crisis that shows no signs of abating.

Rather, ethnicity had come to be exploited as a political banner to further the agendas of the half-dozen or so political parties.

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