"If some so-called startup entrepreneur is claiming to exploit inefficiencies and make this available to otherwise unknowing third parties, then that's a problem".
To tout even wholesome products to children, some claim, is to exploit their naivety and thus to deceive them.
Although some of Gregory's successors advocated papal primacy, it was the popes of the 11th century and thereafter who sought to exploit claims of papal authority over the church hierarchy and over all Christians.
Then there was Martin Sixsmith, the former BBC correspondent hired in November then "resigned" by Byers in February when Moore quit over highly disputed claims that she intended to exploit Princess Margaret's funeral to bury more bad news.
This is the sentiment communities secretary Eric Pickles has sought to exploit, claiming the abolition of the commission is proof of his localism.
The "efficient market hypothesis", the Nicene Creed of the market rationalists, inspired a wave of innovative financial products, such as derivatives and securitised subprime mortgages, that believers claimed would allow users to exploit the wonders of the market.
In contrast to this assumption, several complementary and alternative therapies are based on the therapeutic principle of "functional normalisation", i.e. they claim to actively exploit the self regulative capacities of the organism.
Then, in January 2011, Brian Deer, writing in the British Medical Journal (BMJ), accused Wakefield of outright fraud, saying he had altered the medical histories of his patients to support his claims and that he sought to exploit the MMR scare for financial gain.
Walsh said that his ex-wife's claims are a "misguided attempt" to exploit his position as a member of Congress, according to the Daily Herald.
In a statement accompanying the launch of #OpEDL, Anonymous claimed the EDL had attempted to exploit the events in Woolwich to spread division and persecute innocent Muslims.
