Sentence examples for which seeks to exploit from inspiring English sources

The tone may also detract from the message, which seeks to exploit Mr. Gore's vulnerability on the matter of credibility.

It sees them as "occupied" by America, which seeks to exploit Western values to gain influence over the rest of the world.

Nanotechnology is a novel field of science and engineering which seeks to exploit engineered nanoparticles (ENPs).

This paper focuses on a major part of a two-year intervention, ScratchMaths (SM), which seeks to exploit programming for the learning of mathematics.

Geocomputation is an approach to both human and geographical systems which seeks to exploit recent developments in geographic information science (GIS) for the solution of the real-world problems.

It is not hard to imagine that some parameters contribute more intractability than others and it seems reasonable to develop a theory of computational complexity which seeks to exploit this fact.

HFT firms which seek to exploit currency movements or arbitrage price differences between local-currency and foreign-currency bonds want to move funds in and out of a country with minimal friction.

At the end of her lecture or radio interview, you were a little more aware of the reformers' struggle as they faced attacks by powerful groups "striving to restore the old economic and political system" and which sought to exploit the "ordinary Russians' nostalgia for communist times".She knew these times as well as any Russian.

The damage to the bank's reputation may be significant – but more significant still is that the attack is only the latest, and presently most visible, example of a rising tide of onslaughts against online banking, which seek to exploit any weak spot in web-facing computer systems and their users.

This development has been largely led by the research interest in morphing structures, which seek to exploit the extreme anisotropy of a corrugated panel, using the flexible degrees of freedom to allow a structure's shape to change, whilst bearing load in other degrees of freedom.

In the face of unchecked 19th century capitalism, which sought to exploit resources with little regard for the environment, a nascent conservation movement led by naturalists like John Muir led the charge to preserve and protect America's natural wonders.