Sentence examples for exploit the weakening from inspiring English sources
A candidate with a strong record of fighting for the middle class and poor could exploit the weakening of the safety net.
But the Japanese army-dominated military leadership, namely persons like minister of war Hideki Tōjō, were constantly pressured by the Japanese Imperial Navy and, thus, a strong tendency towards "Nanshin" existed already in 1940, meaning to go south and exploit the weakened European powers by occupying their resource-rich colonies in South-East Asia. South-East Asia
Mr. Maliki was afraid that if he came out publicly in favor of keeping troops without gaining the support of other parties in Parliament, his rivals — particularly the former Prime Minister Ayad Allawi — would exploit the issue to weaken his shaky coalition government.
The broader question is whether Pakistan's army, which fights the Pakistani Taliban yet maintains an ambiguous posture on other militant groups, will be able to exploit the growing leadership rift to weaken it militarily.
Were Andrew Luck still quarterbacking No. 17 Stanford, the Cardinal might better exploit the Irish's only defensive weakness, a secondary weakened by injuries.
There is a feeling that globalisation has increased the power of multinationals to exploit the poor and underpaid, at the same time as it has weakened the influence of trade unions and other organisations designed to protect them.
Democrats, meanwhile, have been trying to exploit the Republican rift by asserting that Mr. Bush's tax cut might weaken the military.
Critics say payday lenders exploit the poor.
Animals might also exploit the fungal internet.
