Sentence examples for exploit anybody from inspiring English sources

"I don't like to exploit anybody.

Mr Sarkozy also defended France's past role in Africa by saying that while it may have made "mistakes", it "did not exploit anybody".

The opening episode began with the Small Faces, whose manager Don Arden ("If I've ever exploited anybody it's only because they wanted to be exploited") paid them in clothes, which led to an explosion in Mod fashion rippling outwards from Warren Gold's Lord John boutique in Carnaby Street.

The exploit enables anybody with the right equipment and know-how to find out a person's private mobile phone number, and track their location (via celltowers, not GPS).

The thanking of our troops is a fine gesture, but one easily exploited by anybody looking for an applause line or a few more votes or, perhaps, improved television ratings.

It is all about the ability of companies to exploit workers and destroy anybody who stands up against them".

"It's tricky, because you know there's a group of people that want to see the movie because it's his last film -- but by no means does anybody want to exploit the tragedy," Waller said.

They'd come into post after a successful sally against the British and go home for a quick drink and a supply of clean shirts without mentioning their exploits to anybody, whereas the soldiers who lugged a musket in 1776 devoted a disproportionate amount of time to hoarding up old weapons, pewter mugs, locks of Washington's hair, commissions, deeds, etc.

Windows is essentially a collection of building-blocks that developers need to create applications.Mr Gates also understood better than anybody else how to exploit the economics of such a platform: positive feedback.

He wrote that each piece of the episode is treated with protection, not "trying to exploit anyone or make fun of anything or anybody".

"I just don't think he needs to feel as though anybody is exploiting this time.