Sentence examples for exploit surprise from inspiring English sources

Because Netscape can move as quickly as the Internet itself, changing its shape to capture new niches and exploit surprise opportunities.

Stacey offers a different view, suggesting that it was not impossible for the 3rd CID to reach its D-Day objectives, and that the failure to do so rests in the fact that "British and Canadian forces were usually better at deceiving the enemy and achieving initial success in an assault than they were at exploiting surprise and success once achieved.

It turns out that the king and queen did visit the Indian hospital – on a strictly formal occasion that was, surprise, surprise, exploited for every ounce of propaganda value, to present the Victoria Cross to Mir Dast, along with awards to other soldiers.

The Jets are determined not to pigeonhole Moss as either a slot or outside receiver to exploit the element of surprise.

It has at its centre a war photographer who has (no surprise) exploited his snapping opportunities, and his adopted Rwandan daughter – PBW – who (of course) does not realise that the massacre from which she was rescued may have been the occasion of a photo opportunity.

"We've always been surprised that Warner did not exploit its assets better," said Michael Nathanson, a music analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein & Company.

Daniel O'Leary was interviewed in a local newspaper regarding his son's exploit but was reportedly unimpressed, commenting: "I am surprised he didn't do more.

And Clinton has had to cope with not one but multiple "October surprises" that Trump has sought to exploit to his advantage.

It's no surprise that some politicians are trying to exploit the episode by arguing that it proves the value of the National Security Agency's domestic intelligence sweeps.

Mangini said he would not be surprised if the Buffalo Bills (0-3) toiexploitxploithatapparentent weakness in the teams' matchup Sunday.

General Cruz said the gunmen exploited the element of surprise.