Sentence examples for eager to exploit a from inspiring English sources

Car marketers, always eager to exploit a branding opportunity, may already be thinking of the possibilities.

As often as not, these will be corrupt elites eager to exploit a populist mandate to plunder with ever greater impunity.

The accelerated timetable suggests that his campaign is both eager to exploit a commanding lead in the polls and anxious that voters may blame the incumbent for a souring economy.

And they will be eager to exploit any miscalculations by the British government or British voters.

CBS, eager to exploit any chance to elevate its anemic ratings for the Nagano Games, has sometimes wallowed in accidental violence.

It is the kind of weakness Ms. Quinn is eager to exploit in a race that her aides predict will be a bare-knuckle, neighborhood-by-neighborhood battle for the Democratic nomination.

Ms. Kyenge has vocally championed granting citizenship to those born in Italy, which quickly became a hot-button issue for populist lawmakers eager to exploit immigration as a contributing factor in an economic crisis that shows no signs of abating.

A group of Burmese businessmen, journalists, and academics who had developed ties to the military were eager to exploit the growing desire for a path out of Burma's isolation.

Talks on other issues could produce faster progress, such as investments in the North by South Korean companies which are eager to exploit what they see as a vast pool of cheap labour on their doorstep.

The home side were eager to exploit their opponents' uncertainties, and a goal would have struck right at Rangers' psychological frailities.

This vigorous, intelligent novel (the author's third) pits a woman with amnesia against a lover eager to exploit the handicap; she doesn't remember rejecting him or the reasons she did it, but she figures him out again.