Sentence examples for exploiting the victims from inspiring English sources

He accused advocates of "exploiting the victims of a madman".

The reason for the over-represence of tc-like genes in the P. luminescens genome might reflect the different strategies followed by both bacteria within insects, namely the rapid killing for exploiting the victim as a food source in case of P. luminescens, and infection of and persistance within the invertebrate host as possibly preferred by Y. enterocolitica.

Addressing the NRA convention two years ago, Keene said after the Sandy Hook massacre that gun rights advocates are also "under attack since the Connecticut tragedy by those who would exploit the victims of a madman to advance their own anti-second amendment agenda".

Hanlin was disgusted with the teens who abused the girl from West Virginia, but she also felt that the bloggers had exploited the victim they were purportedly rescuing.

Aside from these remarks, Mr. Obama did not deliver a speech, a decision White House officials said was made to avoid creating any appearance of exploiting the families of the victims for political gain.

"Officially independent, this organization was created by the regime to raise the stakes by exploiting the pain of the victims," he said.

Those Two Dudes who set up a Patreon to fund this "exposing" of the "unethical behaviour" of these industry players, and the "thugishness (sic) of Social Justice, an ideology which exploits the very victims it claims to represent"?

The character also shares similarities with Iago from Shakespeare's Othello as both antagonists are skillful in exploiting the fears of their victims.

They say some supposed victims are exploiting the scandal roiling the church in hopes of winning financial settlements.

She charged that Republicans are exploiting the families of the four victims of the Benghazi attack by keeping the issue alive.

The Phi Kappa Tau fraternity's response to the lawsuits insists the attorneys for the reported rape victims are exploiting the "hypersensitivity of today's college environment toward sexual assault".