Sentence examples for exploit the worst from inspiring English sources

While the new network leverages the success of reality programming, it is antithetical to most of the (addictive) TV trash that aims to exploit the worst of human nature.

If we really seek to re-invent and revitalize tired items and institutions, we may need to exploit the worst of times but better yet, we should learn to better our world now, so that future tragedies never happen in the first place.

While he doesn't advocate genocide in the name of God, he does exploit the worst fears of our one nation under God.

But Schwarzenegger's attempt to exploit the worst economic catastrophe since the Great Depression to "eliminate" health and human services programs that have, in some cases, existed for decades, belies the notion that he has any sense of empathy for those who are unfortunate enough to find themselves on the receiving end of his budgetary axe.

You are guilty of exploiting the worst in us in the name of "news".

Mr. McAuliffe's spokeswoman, Debra DeShong, denied Mr. Rove's account, saying, "He and President Bush are just exploiting the worst tragedy to befall America since Pearl Harbor".

But by kicking off his 1980 campaign in the heart of the Deep South and so close to Philadelphia, Miss., Mr. Reagan gave comfort, sympathy and cause to bigots, and cynically exploited the worst impulses in us.

So instead of shaping public opinion, they exploit the public's worst tendencies, its tribalism and paranoia.

The dispatch and others offered similarly grim views about the United Arab Emirates ("a strategic gap" that terrorists can exploit), Qatar ("the worst in the region" on counterterrorism) and Kuwait ("a key transit point").

Meanwhile, the Jets' offense could not exploit the league's second-worst run defense; Curtis Martin had 8 attempts for 12 yards in the first half.

However, if modelling heterogeneity explicitly, it can be argued that it is more logical to exploit the power of best-worst methods to make individual-level inferences (estimate parameters for each individual) than attempt to specify them as random effects.