Sentence examples for creating and exploiting from inspiring English sources

That is a recipe for creating and exploiting a cheap, docile underclass.

He likes, as many Dutch players do, to be what is known as a shadow striker, lurking behind a main central attacker, creating and exploiting space.

Out of this staring contest came a characteristic one-liner from her: "What's the deal with 'what's the deal with'?" Many comedians today specialize in creating and exploiting uncomfortable moments.

In "'How One Clone Leads to Another" (Op-Ed, Jan . 24, Leon R. Kass says "there is virtually no precedent in animal work that demonstrates the unique benefits of creating and exploiting cloned embryos".

The dazzling execution of that goal from Hammill was all the more surprising – even to the Kilmarnock supporters – for the visitors' lack of practice in creating and exploiting space in forward areas during the 16 minutes that preceded it.

The secrecy and excitement in the world of high-end watches is all in discovering, creating, and exploiting the hottest new materials.

Big banks create and exploit bubbles, requiring huge bailouts, they say, without creating sustainable growth.

They describe an American program to create and exploit foreign police forces, internal-security services and counterterrorism squads overseas.

Companies have become more eager to create and exploit intellectual property: WIPO notes that spending on research and development has risen even faster than patent applications.

A structured initiative is required to resolve the sectarian cleavages that have been created – and exploited – as a result of years of conflict.

The political ability to create and exploit ties of dependency originally based on kinship was one of the characteristic strengths of early Chinese civilization.