Sentence examples for exploiting moments from inspiring English sources
In an hour's conversation with Rosie Boycott, she broke down the thesis of The Shock Doctrine - which is that the logic of free market capitalism has spread by exploiting moments of disaster and shock - pointing to the Iraq War and the Asian tsunami of 2006 as evidence.
Out of this staring contest came a characteristic one-liner from her: "What's the deal with 'what's the deal with'?" Many comedians today specialize in creating and exploiting uncomfortable moments.
The 1932 World Series revealed not only Ruth's flair for exploiting the moment but produced his famous "called shot" home run.
Clinton now faces the challenge of exploiting this moment of opportunity while at the same time deciding whether the squabbling at her Arlington headquarters has become a distraction that requires her intervention.
They rolled out heavy calibre machine-guns, exploiting the moment when control of the security operation switched from the police to the military.
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Terrorists have exploited transitional moments in the West to launch attacks in Britain, Spain and even the United States, where Al Qaeda first tried to blow up the World Trade Center just weeks after Bill Clinton took office in 1993.
There have been minor slips – Cameron's curious tale of the 10-year-old sailor and Brown's quixotic decision to inform a pensioner of her own womanhood – but the others are just too straitjacketed to exploit these moments.
He has a step-by-step strategy where he is careful and exploits particular moments.
The Mafia exploits these moments of uncertainty to validate its organizations and to build consensus in society.
Kirkus: "The outbreak of war in '39 sees Rudy taken prisoner and Irène fleeing Paris with baby Liliane, to be reunited much later in Peru; but Tuck has no interest in exploiting these dramatic moments".
