Sentence examples for enthusiasm to exploit from inspiring English sources
As Dr. King's effort's bore fruit and African-Americans began at last to have genuine economic freedom finally open to them, there was little enthusiasm to exploit it.
The sports world, determined to exploit enthusiasm for the Games, is seizing the moment to lobby for a rethink of spending cuts to school sport implemented by Gove last year.
Nearly 90 years later the enthusiasm — and the entrepreneurial desire to exploit it — continues.
Moderate Muslims in the region, along with international human rights monitors, worry that strict sharia law will become more widespread as politicians compete to exploit public enthusiasm for law and order.
But the opposition force, with more enthusiasm than discipline, has struggled to exploit the gains.
William Sidney Mount, a Setauket native, was among the first to exploit this new enthusiasm, painting studies of the Island's rural life that combined human interest with lovingly rendered views of the environment.
Microsoft portrays the I.B.M. strategy as trying to exploit a post-bubble loss of enthusiasm for technology and persuade companies to hand over their computing chores to I.B.M.
Interests and enthusiasms just fell my way and I worked hard to exploit them.
More specifically, the eyes of the liberal-dominated media, who will be eager to exploit any signs of less than total enthusiasm for our nominee — that is, when they're not trying to trick you into talking about rape.
The three prime-time reports by the ORT television network were clearly intended to exploit the anti-Semitism, homophobia and suspicion of foreigners that still pervade Russian society, as well as its enthusiasm for conspiracy theories.
