Sentence examples for air to exploit from inspiring English sources

We knew we had the pace and we wanted some clean air to exploit this potential.

He noted that defender Günter Netzer was suspect in the air, to exploit this he decided to omit Brian Hall in place of John Toshack, whom Shankly believed would exploit this weakness.

Not until war plan "Half Moon" (May 1948) did the Joint Chiefs envision an air offensive "designed to exploit the destructive and psychological power of atomic weapons".

So helpless that when Hahn the Younger began airing ads designed to exploit the racial fears that white San Fernando Valley conservatives harbored toward Mr. Villaraigosa, he could do so without putting his own African-American base at risk.

Still, the Taliban have major vulnerabilities, which the air attacks are trying to exploit.

In the recoil from fiction that seems to exploit air disasters, Jenefer Shute has yet to find a Manhattan publisher.This queasiness is a pity.

"The testimony proves what we've been saying all along: the Parsons contract was not executed to enforce a clean-air mandate, it was expedited to exploit a clean-air mandate," Assemblyman Neil M. Cohen, the deputy minority leader, said in demanding that the Parsons contract be rescinded.

And there is a palpable shortage of forces on the ground to exploit the air offensive.

Years ago the critic Ada Louise Huxtable noted that at the turn of the last century the president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, Alexander Cassatt, wanted to build a hotel atop Penn Station to exploit valuable air rights.

It controls six out of ten fields in eastern Syria and seven in northern Iraq (as well as two refineries).Bombs, but no bootsBy far the biggest problem is the absence of any ground forces to exploit the air offensive.

Musk told Bloomberg in February that he believes there's more potential in digging down under cities than in trying to build networks of flying vehicles to exploit the air above them, as Uber is seeking to do, in terms of both technical advancement required and regulatory roadblocks.