Sentence examples similar to a call to exploit from inspiring English sources

It recently formed a joint venture called MegaMex Foods to exploit the popularity of Mexican cuisine in the U.S. Given America's rapidly rising Latino population, prospects for this venture are promising.

The IRA fabricated a social media campaign called "Blacktivist" to exploit racial tensions over police violence in black communities.

This Web game has a great concept: build a team, train players and then direct them through games by calling plays to exploit the situation.

The Kremlin plan was to call a snap election to exploit war fever.

And in an editorial, the right-leaning paper inveighed against what it called "a cynical attempt to exploit Britain".

However, a rational approach to exploit this calls for the development of reservoir scale models that include the effect of microbial activity.

Now Mr. Bolsonaro is raising the threat even more with a call for economic investment to exploit the country's forests, minerals and other natural resources.

Heinz-Peter Meidinger, the president of the German Teachers Association, called the project "an attempt to exploit children and young people and to instigate the practice of denunciation".

Prior to its screening at Sundance, the estate released another lengthy statement calling "Leaving Neverland" a "pathetic attempt to exploit and cash in on Michael Jackson". A subsequent statement followed the premiere.

In a court filing last week, Mr. Walsh's lawyer called the lawsuit "a misguided attempt to exploit Joe's new position" in Congress.

We have developed an FPGAs architecture, called Janus, able to exploit the simplicity of the problem by an extensive parallelization of the computing units.