Sentence examples for exploit criticism from inspiring English sources

Saudi-led efforts to isolate Qatar because of its support of the Muslim Brotherhood have expanded to exploit criticism of labour conditions in the Gulf state in advance of the 2022 World Cup.

The alliance also hopes to exploit widespread criticism within the global soccer community of FIFA's 2010 decision to award Qatar hosting rights.

The party has exploited the criticism levelled at Mr Stoltenberg's government for its failure properly to equip the police.

Mr. Ashley, who has defended others accused in shaken-baby cases, hopes to exploit the growing criticism of the whole idea of shaken-baby syndrome, which has come under re-examination in legal and medical circles as convictions have been overturned and appealed.

He delivered a tough-sounding speech on urban poverty filled with escape clauses he then exploited when the criticism came.

And in response to criticism that they exploit youngsters, they are offering better education.

A historian who argues that Jewish organizations exploit the Holocaust to deflect criticism from Israel drew dozens of student protesters last night during his lecture at Columbia University.

But on Tuesday, rap artists and entertainment executives found themselves fending off Congressional criticism that they exploit violence and sexism for profit.

Also, moral criticism of relationships that exploit women's preferences reminds us that relationships can be otherwise (because ought implies can).

One linked but relatively neglected aspect of the conversation, however, is how criticism might fully explore and exploit the growing possibilities allowed by digital developments.

But, fearful of domestic criticism from nationalists keen to exploit the migrants' misery for their own political ends, the British and French governments plan to build another wall in Calais.