Sentence examples for exploit concerns from inspiring English sources
Professor David Hammond, a tobacco industry expert at Waterloo University, Ontario, Canada, said: "We know the industry explored ways to exploit concerns about weight loss back in the Sixties, because they knew it was an issue that concerned women, who they wanted to recruit as smokers.
Peter Weddle, chief executive of Weddle's Publications, which covers the recruitment industry, says this service has the potential to exploit concern that Monster has taken advantage of its position by raising job-posting prices.
Now protectionist politicians are trying to erect more barriers by exploiting concerns about border security and food safety.
"Far-right extremists are exploiting concerns among parts of the population and this is leading to violence," said Mr Funke.
During the campaign, Haider successfully exploited concerns about immigration and resentment about the growing power of the European Union.
The BNP has exploited concerns about immigration among the white working class in some of London's poorer areas to gain representation on several councils in the capital.
But while the Romney campaign is successfully exploiting concerns about Obama's stewardship of the economy, it is far from making the sale for its own candidate.
Miliband said Ukip's triumph in the local and European elections could be explained by Farage's success in exploiting concerns that he had highlighted since he became Labour leader.
In the coming weeks, the cynics and the naysayers will continue to exploit fear and concerns for political gain.
Others exploit justified concerns about pharmaceutical companies to peddle useless alternative remedies - the debunking of which distracts scientists who might otherwise be taking on the drug firms.
Still other doctors and researchers define perimenopause as an opportunity by drug companies, book publishers and herbal supplement makers to exploit the concerns and pocketbooks of millions of health-conscious women over the age of 35.
