exploitable

For them the earth is not an exploitable ground but the living mother.

So you've still got the problems that allow this to be exploitable.

And so they're saying that 12, about half of these, are going to be readily exploitable.

This is therefore an exploitable source of energy within the Union.

The subject matter, however, was not easily exploitable and the film failed to do well.

"But it has nothing in the way of exploitable resources.

Researchers in recent years have discovered a number of exploitable patterns.

That makes it less exploitable from a commercial point of view."

So the bad guys found something that was exploitable and were exploiting it.

However, each of the three leading candidates had exploitable weaknesses.

All of these methods have flaws that are easily exploitable.

Its exploitable stock was estimated at 2000 - 4000 tons per year.

Finally, the abortion issue, for all its potential effect on the campaign, has not yet become a hot, exploitable topic.

I need to know about every bit of exploitable biology you found down there."

The smugglers have seen children as the next important exploitable population."

But because people are made of cells the two concepts have a deep and maybe exploitable link.

A 1923 expedition found that the region had little exploitable mineral potential.

Before this publication the problem was known but considered to be academic and not practically exploitable.

Some still thought exploitable placer gold would eventually be found.

One easily exploitable provision is "failure to work the patent."

You've probably seen this already, but another attack vector has been proven exploitable.

There is a known publicly exploitable problem with it.

At the same time we've seen all kinds of exploitable web-based attacks.

Some of these vulnerabilities may be exploitable for code execution.

Into what, he didn't know, but it was surely an exploitable condition.