In the face of all this, Iran's behavior is seen by Arab public opinion not as a counter to America's hostile domination, but as source of instability seeking to exploit troubled areas for its own gain.
His varied exploits, troubles, and tribulations may be seen to reflect the city and its history, which, as rampant development continues, is in danger of being erased. .
But some fear that militant groups could exploit the trouble, recruiting disenfranchised members of the Muslim Brotherhood.
Even when a national spotlight is made to order, Mr. Thompson seems to have trouble exploiting it.
Geoffrey Fieger, who represented Dr. Jack Kevorkian, the advocate of assisted suicides, told The Herald that a competent defense lawyer should have little trouble exploiting flaws in what is known so far about the government's evidence.
Despite the fact that no two players — in history — have known each other's strokes and strengths and weaknesses so well, they sometimes seem to have trouble exploiting them.
Mr. Wright took pains to suggest that he was not exploiting Mr. Rangel's troubles.
Having scored several upsets in recent years, the Democrats are intent on extending their winning streak by exploiting the opposition's troubles.
In the past, movies have provided much dutiful support for the joys of wedlock, yet they've also exploited its mounting troubles.
As a result of all the bad press, Jiayuan's competitors thrived; there are now more than fifty Chinese dating sites, and they exploited Jiayuan's troubles to pitch themselves as more conservative.
