Sentence examples for exploiting each other from inspiring English sources

And the people can get quite cruel at night, exploiting each other, for whatever reason - to get money, drugs, to further their own careers.

For the division in his bleak comedy of shifting tones to work, we have to get some sense that love or lust or even a mutual taste for exploiting each other was somehow a part of their relationship.

And, "Stop exploiting each other's flashpoints for envy and guilt and resentment, or see this bucket of water...?" But mostly I'm so very sad about the saplings – they were cherry and would have blossomed for the first time this Spring, I think – and the amount of collateral damage caused by these fights generally.

It may be that the two species are exploiting each other differentially, with D. discoideum benefiting most in the metric we measured.

"In my film people use machines to exploit each other.

It's a scary example of what happens when religion and politics appeal to and exploit each other.

Mr. Enarson publicly referred to athletic scholarships as "a silent acquiescence in which athletes and institutions exploit each other".

Then they were supposed to go out and exploit each other's weaknesses, which is the essence of tennis.

But raw politics shaped their words in the summer and fall of 1858, as the two men calculated, pandered, exploited each other's weaknesses and grabbed for votes in an increasingly desperate battle for a seat in the Senate.

A popular way to deal with the financial problems, capitalize on a common language and exploit each other's markets is in co-productions with European countries like Spain, whose moviemaking has also blossomed over the last decade.

The agency said it had "no credible information that Baghdad had foreknowledge of the 11 September attacks or any other Al Qaeda strike" and that "the relationship between Iraq and Al Qaeda appears to more closely resemble that of two independent actors trying to exploit each other".