Sentence examples for well suited to exploit from inspiring English sources

At its best, Tchaikovsky's "Iolanta" gives off a secretive radiant beauty that the Met's big stars are well suited to exploit.

The ease with which we adopt online personas and relationships has created a collective blind spot that computer technology is well suited to exploit.

The composer himself was not entirely pleased with the results ("Medieval dukes and knights and ladies capture my imagination but not my heart," he wrote to a colleague), but at its best the score gives off a secretive, radiant beauty that the production's big stars, the soprano Anna Netrebko, the tenor Piotr Beczala, and the conductor Valery Gergiev, are well suited to exploit.

Performances of "Iolanta" will never be as commonplace as those of its celebrated sibling, but at its best the score gives off a secretive, radiant beauty that the production's stars, the soprano Anna Netrebko, the tenor Piotr Beczala, and the conductor Valery Gergiev, are well suited to exploit.

Our multi-beam cavity design is well suited to exploit this technique, as we can readily adjust the focal depth of each excitation beam and therefore acquire images from multiple planes simultaneously.

The Hawks are well suited to exploiting Korver's skill.

"The sports genre is probably the best suited to exploit this technology," said Sean Bratches, an executive vice president at ESPN.

Yet, such serial screening is not well suited to fully exploit the rather large set of phenotypic data we generated (i.e. 27 phenotypes measured in 23 strains and under 4 treatment conditions).

The Southwest is well suited to solar, while other areas can better exploit wind or hydro.

FImpute is well suited to such situations, because it assumes that individuals are related and exploits relatives' information from the closest to the farthest.

He was well suited to it.