So far, governments have portrayed any such suggestions as foreign efforts to exploit local weakness.
And he still studies up on his opponents, looking to use any competitive advantage and exploit any weakness.
Marine leaders are determined to get the program rolling despite partisan wrangling and large deficits, because they know that if the Corps lacks a credible ship-to-shore capability, then enemies will seek to exploit that weakness.
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Anytime that you are protecting something of enormous value, you need to stay aware that there are smart, talented people who will spend the time needed to carefully dissect the security and exploit any weakness in it.
Smith obviously thought he could exploit that weakness, giving a vote of confidence to Boyd, who replaced Jean-Claude Darcheville, after the striker's decision to retire from the Scotland set-up in protest at not being played by George Burley.
In a game it had to win if it harbored serious hopes of advancing from Group D, England coach Roy Hodgson named Andy Carroll, the 6-foot-3 center forward, to a lineup designed to unsettle Sweden and exploit a supposed weakness at crosses.
This can either be a weakness to exploit or it can be the ultimate downfall of modern conservatism.
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Mr Gibson was asked if the Orange Order was prepared to exploit political stalemate and weakness in the system at a time when the government was seeking stability as it prepares to host the G8 summit.
" "He understands that while other people look for the weakness in an opponent and exploit that, Rove has long looked at the strength of an opponent.
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