Sentence examples for exploited to make from inspiring English sources

King Hamad said that democracy was being exploited to make demands through violence and terrorism.

King Hamad said that democracy was being exploited to make demands through violence and terrorism, the Gulf News said.

Our large community of hardworking artists is being exploited to make a very small percentage of people extremely rich.

The conductivity of the carbon fibres can, for example, be exploited to make the concrete reflective to radio waves, and thus suitable for use in electromagnetic shielding.

Their belated eagerness to get right on this issue should now be exploited to make more progress on purging American campaigns of special-interest money.

He was planning to show how this could be exploited to make the device malfunction or shut down, using a signal sent from up to 30 feet (9 metres) away.

It's this gap that Andrew Motion exploits to make accessible, innovative and deeply moving poetry".

"I'm looking for a technique or idea, or psychological plateau or emotional resonance to explore or exploit to make new stuff out of".

But has the food on our screens combined with all the high profile cheffy exploits to make a difference to the way we eat?

Owing largely to their ties with Russia in the energy and arms industries, these countries are engaged in a balancing act between Moscow and Brussels, which Russia hopes to exploit to make new alliances in the region.

Making more poppies is easy; if you've ever tried to move an oriental poppy, you'll know that any scrap of root that remains will regenerate, and it's this propensity that gardeners exploit to make root cuttings.