Sentence examples for exploit or failure from inspiring English sources

Most of the Yankees and Red Sox we'd been watching carried an almost visible weight of expectation and precedent and prior exploit or failure with them whenever they stepped up to the plate or delivered a pitch, and looked wearied by it; as the Globe columnist Dan Shaughnessy put it, the uniform had become too heavy.

Does the pornographer seek to exploit or provoke political dissent?

The Falkirk manager Peter Houston later remarked that his side had been preparing to exploit Hibs' failure to deal with crosses.

The more opportunistic Republicans will exploit every failure and misstep in the war, and ask questions similar to my own.

On September 6, von Engelken wrote to Assistant Secretary Malburn, using information that Burdette suggests came from Barber Von Engelkenn's letter caused concern in the Secretary's office McAdoo feared that if the Mint proved unable to successfully issue new coins, the Republicans might exploit the failure as an issue in the presidential race.

Gingrich's successes are solely founded on the fact that Herman Cain failed to exploit Rick Perry's failure to exploit Michele Bachmann's failure.

No one should be exploited or mistreated.

■ Are prostitutes "exploited" or are they "empowered"?

A penchant for exploiting or disparaging others.

As if the clubs care about international performances, except as a means to exploit failure.

In retrospect, perhaps the west put too much effort into the physical battle against international terrorism and not enough into addressing the grievances the extremists were able to exploit, particularly the failure to advance peace in the Middle East.