Sentence examples for exploit the hope from inspiring English sources
"We need to rescue those whose boats sink at sea, a task the men of the coastguard have been seeing to for months, but we also need to do everything possible to stop the traffickers of death who exploit the hope of the poor.
They allow unscrupulous employers to exploit the hopes and dreams of young people desperate to get a foothold on the career ladder," said Blears after yesterday's vote.
Republicans are eager to exploit the disarray, hoping Mr. McGreevey's problems will hobble the Democratic Party in a crucial election year.
The "unspoken cultural norms, biases, and expectations" of the academy, she writes in the book, shape and protect practices that exploit the unrealistic hopes of the great majority of graduates students and postdocs.
For the sake of man's need to exploit the environment, I hope that many readers will infer its obvious applicability to the con sensus) job of man-caused global warming.
Iraq has sought to exploit the Palestinian resentments, hoping to fan Arab opposition to American action against Baghdad.
Over the next 10 years, scientists hope to exploit the wonderful technology invented for these expeditions.
This year Democrats hope to exploit the ire among Hispanics over the new G.O.P.-inspired law in Arizona that empowers local police forces to crack down on illegal immigrants.
McCain supporters can only hope to exploit the big-money tableau as the reason the senator will keep running as a party reformer.
The speech by Mr. Ryan, the chairman of the House Budget Committee, was part of a Republican effort to counter intensifying criticism from Democrats, who hope to exploit the Medicare controversy to take back seats in 2012.
10.27pm BST Email From resins.man: Redsox loaded up with lefthanders, (Gomes & Ross), but their gameplan must be to run up David Prices pitch count, (after his 118 pitches against Texas), and hope to exploit the Rays bullpen.
