Sentence examples for got to exploit from inspiring English sources

"We have probably the greatest home-field advantage in all of baseball, and we've got to exploit that," Weiss said.

Fresh from winning two brand new IAWTV Awards for The Flog, our CES Entertainment Matters Ambassador is all ready to practice her royal wave - a skill set she never truly got to exploit in pageants while growing up in the South.

They love their business centres because they get much-needed revenue from them on a wet winter Tuesday, and because they get to exploit space they can't credibly use for something nice, like a restaurant or a bar.

Part of the problem is that no historian ever gets to exploit TV; TV exploits the historian... Hunt found himself surrounded by a series of crassly staged re-enactments..

His real talent is verbal finesse, which he doesn't get to exploit; some of his line readings on "Friends" are so precise that it takes a moment for them to register.

As many of the technology vendors at the show readily agreed, teachers and students need more time and training than they are getting to exploit the computer's potential.

The room was filled with audible gasps of disdain as Cruz railed against the frontrunner: "Donald Trump does not get to exploit immigration laws and take advantage of American workers and then pretend he's going to be a champion for American workers".

The battle over who will get to exploit Australia's mineral resources was on the minds of investors after The Australian newspaper reported Friday that Chinese spies had tried to hack into the computer and phone of Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd while he visited the communist nation last August.

Australia is so careful about who gets to exploit the word, we even have a law to enforce it: the Protection of Word Anzac Act 1920.

Few have enjoyed Notre Dame's success more than Greg Hansbrough, who never got to fully exploit his athletic ability because of complications from an operation to remove a brain tumor when he was 7. The effects of the surgery limited his use of parts of the left side of his body.

Germany never got around to exploit the islands.