Sentence examples for has successfully exploited from inspiring English sources

That has caused some resentments -- particularly over schooling and subsidized housing -- that the Freedom Party has successfully exploited.

Rogers also notes that Barcelona is the only city that has successfully exploited its hosting of the Olympics, in 1992, to improve the city.

But mainly, his argument was that Iraq has successfully exploited several advantages in the fighting, by using irregular troops who have been able to ambush the Americans and surprise them in other ways, and by its fighters' knowledge of their home terrain, and their reliance on simpler weaponry.

Frustration exists with the favoritism Maliki has shown his fellow Shias, which Isis has successfully exploited amongst Sunni Iraqis, leaving many in the administration wondering about the aftermath of any air strikes, since the aftermath of the quick 2003 capture of Baghdad was a bloody, costly nine-year occupation.

Downing Street had always insisted that without an agreement on welfare cuts the government would not grant Northern Ireland special corporation tax rate status in order to compete in wooing foreign direct investment with the Irish Republic, which has successfully exploited its own 12.5% rate.

Unfortunately for the future of our nation, Congress has successfully exploited American constitutional ignorance or contempt.

Republicans acknowledged that Democrats had successfully exploited the investigation in recent campaigns.

Whether or not that's true, local cooks have successfully exploited the association.

Its fracking pioneers have successfully exploited one type, transforming the country's energy supply.

Some temporary-help agencies have successfully exploited Internet technology to make themselves more efficient and less expensive.

The Conservative leader, William Hague, appeared at the time to have successfully exploited the government troubles to consolidate his leadership of the party and head off talk of being replaced by Michael Portillo, his shadow chancellor of the exchequer.