Sentence examples for been quicker to exploit from inspiring English sources

Its big, poor South-East Asian neighbours would also be earning billions if they had been quicker to exploit their vast, untapped reserves of ores.

Democrats have been quick to exploit the issue.

It's a fact the new sleep merchants have been quick to exploit.

The Taliban have been quick to exploit the new space yielded to them.

Hip-hop has been quick to exploit new online platforms as they've developed, particularly for the promulgation of grudges.

But the regime of Bashar Assad has been quick to exploit public nervousness over religious differences to secure acquiescence in his continued rule.

Energy dependence is also a thing of the past: Israel has been quick to exploit abundant offshore gas reserves, which already fuel most electricity generation.

It also helps you make friends with other people whose interests match yours, a fact companies have been quick to exploit.

For Canadians, the cost of a vacation in the United States is suddenly less prohibitive, something some tourism agencies have been quick to exploit.

Earlier this year, he secured Trade Promotion Authority, which gives him the power to negotiate international trade deals without Congress being able to unpick them line by line.Mr Bush and his trade supremo, Robert Zoellick, have been quick to exploit this.

Those elements have been quick to exploit tensions with violence and fear of the Muslim Brotherhood, which Mr. Morsi once helped lead and whose Freedom and Justice Party dominates the government.