Sentence examples for exploiting something from inspiring English sources

With hindsight, McCabe believes he was "possibly a little bit unfair on my dad – that I was maybe exploiting something he had to deal with".

The fund-raising for refugees and the Bowie tribute earned the group more attention from the American press, but increased prominence only underscores the challenge of monetizing something like Choir! Exploiting something so intimate and special might undo it, and Goldman and Adilman seem genuinely more engaged with building than with selling.

They use the memory of their son to exploit something politically," he said.

Turing was thereby able to exploit something akin to the paradoxes of self-reference ("I am lying") and show that certain sorts of Turing machines could not exist.

Until then, few physicists had noticed the brothers' theses or their journal articles, which purport to exploit something called the Kubo-Schwinger-Martin condition.

Having served 25 years in Congress, I know what Congress does when they have a chance to exploit something that looks bad on the surface".

If so, analysts said, such devices could emerge as one of the first products to exploit something other than the extraordinary strength of carbon nanotubes.

Julian Chillingworth, chief investment officer at Rathbones, said: "Any longer-term input in the economy will depend on how effectively the Olympic stadia and related buildings are exploited – something China did not do post the Beijing games.

If [Lukoil has] other partnerships to exploit something new, not existing ones, it's OK.

"We don't want to exploit something that people love just to keep doing more," adds Alexis.

"After that presentation we did some brainstorming and we thought, what if we could exploit something using the implanted chip," Soto says.