Sentence examples for exploiting a few from inspiring English sources

It's unfortunate that some politicians are exploiting a few isolated instances to argue for unwarranted constitutional changes.

The Guardian published a story about Ronaldo's goalscoring exploits a few months ago.

Tampa's thin, callow secondary was exploited a few times, most notably on the Julio Jones 80-yard touchdown.

She likens it to another tech trend the porn industry exploited a few years ago: the webcam.

Rather, they say, as the Clinton campaign fell behind, it exploited a few glaring examples of sexist coverage to whip up a backlash and to try to create momentum for Mrs. Clinton.

This was precisely the marketing angle Rubin fully exploited a few years later when he set about rebranding Cash and encouraging him to cover songs by the likes of Cave, Soundgarden and Nine Inch Nails.

But for the handful of subadvised funds where name managers have copycatted their approaches, you can, as the Wall Street saying goes, exploit a few inefficiencies.

The analogue 79 was also exploited a few years later.

The challenge will be to prevent a few hotheads exploiting a bigger disenchantment with politics itself.

When Pietersen drew attention for his strong play over the weekend with Surrey in English County competition, it was his second news-making exploit within a few days.

It is possible, though improbable, that the security researchers who exposed this flaw were, in fact, the first people to find it, which would mean that it has only been known about, and exploited, for a few days.