Sentence examples for exploiting every opportunity from inspiring English sources

In his eight years in office he made nine trips to New York, exploiting every opportunity available to generate controversy – not least for his Holocaust denials.

A secret revolutionary society named for the Fianna, an Irish armed force of legendary times, it aimed at securing Ireland's independence by exploiting every opportunity to injure British interests and, ultimately, to break the British connection.

This means that I have to be creative and exploit every opportunity to promote the business.

John Swinney, Scotland's Deputy First Minister, said the SNP would exploit every opportunity to "articulate Scotland's concerns directly into the House of Commons" and "pressurise" the Government to change direction on austerity.

The result is that 110 individuals control 35% of Russia's wealth, according to Ms Dawisha.The buccaneering oligarchs who em-erged in the 1990s were bright, self-made men who ruthlessly exploited every opportunity offered by the transition economy.

"Growing up in a state where politicians exploited every opportunity for corruption, she had deposited her faith in the burnished version of the American justice system her teachers had described in school," Dr. Fink writes of Ms. Rider.

In one month, Fayed will look to the inquest into Diana's death to reiterate his lurid allegations and it remains a certainty that he will exploit every opportunity to pursue his vendetta against the House of Windsor.

It's been a battle won latterly by Team GB, and we've exploited every opportunity to remind our neighbours that we're cooking better food than they are.

· The Department for Education and Skills and the Prime Minister's Office are anxious to exploit every opportunity to export British learning and skills expertise across the globe, says an intriguing item in the Association of Learning Providers' newsletter.

Now, more than ever, we have to exploit every opportunity to achieve our campaign goals which means that we have to be completely targeted and think about who can make this change happen as effectively as possible – especially during an era of cuts.

But that's Cav: volatile, demanding, unwilling to hide his emotions, desperate to establish himself as one of cycling's all‑time greats, disinclined to suffer fools but keen to exploit every opportunity to promote a sport he loves for itself and its history as much as for what it has brought him.