Sentence examples for chance to exploit from inspiring English sources

In fact, the agreement is unusual for protecting a huge area from human exploitation before people have had much chance to exploit it; before the last decade, scientists estimate, the doughnut hole was icebound for about 100,000 years.

An opportunity or just an easy chance to exploit?

No one will ever get a chance to exploit it, though, if the Yankees are fortunate.

One advantage of festivals is the chance to exploit the physical and the cultural peculiarities of the host institution.

Lord Simpson, chief executive of GEC, and his finance director, John Mayo, spotted a chance to exploit this.

Even so, the congressional election may give the scattered opposition a chance to exploit a slowing economy and rising inflation.

And if he still is, then coach Steve Kerr has minimized opponents' chances to exploit him.

Instead, Mr. Spencer and Ms. McFarland have been locked in a destructive political tango, and it is undermining their chances to exploit the stop-Hillary passions and draw money nationally to their campaigns.

The Galaxy's back line will have their hands full again with Cooper and probably Solli, but the Galaxy should have some chances to exploit a shaky Red Bull midfield and bad defense.

Hendry, now 39, has not won a title for 38 months and it was his safety game rather than his long potting, which is not as formidable as it used to be, that created most of his chances to exploit his undimmed skill around the black spot.

"Hopefully we'll get chances to exploit them a bit more and take the tie into at least extra time.