Sentence examples for exploiting the conflict from inspiring English sources

Hollywood also has made action-adventure films exploiting the conflict, like "Patriot Games" and "Blown Away".

Mr. Abbas took a jab at Hamas, one of three factions involved in shootings on Sunday, in which five Israeli soldiers and their five Palestinian assailants were killed, saying the militant Islamic group was exploiting the conflict for its own political gain.

Leading Swedish nobles exploited the conflict and won the support of the Danish council of state in demanding that Erik institute a new union with constitutional forms of government.

She always tried, she said, to do what she could.She loathed those responsible for the war: the warlords who had misruled Chechnya during its brief spells of semi-independence, the Islamic extremists who exploited the conflict, the Russian goons and generals, and their local collaborators.

She always tried, she said, to do what she could.She loathed the warlords who had misruled Chechnya during its brief spells of semi-independence; the Islamic extremists who exploited the conflict; the Russian goons and generals, and their local collaborators.

This test exploited the conflict between the animal's tendency to explore a new environment and its fear of bright light [21].

The emperor and the feudal lords exploited the conflicts to promote their selfish interests.

In this paper we exploit the conflicting incentives for both parties involved in the management of the disability system.

Though the Bush administration abruptly shifted its policy to acknowledge that terrorist groups had exploited the Chechnya conflict, the White House and State Department continue to admonish Mr. Putin to seek a political settlement there, and to hold accountable Russian military commanders who had presided over atrocities.

Since March, the Western-allied Kingdom has led an Arab alliance trying to restore Hadi to power and drive the Houthis back to their northern stronghold, while IS has exploited the resulting conflict to expand its operations.

For example, the elevated plus maze exploits the approach/avoidance conflict in mice between their natural preference for dark, enclosed spaces vs. their instinctive drive to explore novel environments.