Sentence examples for hope of exploiting from inspiring English sources

He has every hope of exploiting him.

But that has not stopped firms rushing to sign contracts in the hope of exploiting fields when sanctions are lifted.

In another joint effort, Anderson Merchandisers, one of the largest magazine and music distributors in the United States, bought technology from Liquid Audio, an online music pioneer that distributes 350,000 songs through retailers, in the hope of exploiting the growth in digital music.

A business associate said Mr. Cohen planned to buy 15 to 20 stocks, to sell short 20 to 25 issues and to do some pairs trading, which involves buying one stock and selling a similar stock in the hope of exploiting price differences and reducing risk.

Johnston was played in the hope of exploiting a wet wicket.

Johnston was played in the hope of exploiting a wet wicket and he amply rewarded his captain by taking the most wickets of any bowler in the match.

So he and Mr. Fujii pooled their money and went into business in hopes of exploiting the emerging network technologies already taking off in the United States.

The British clung to this piece of land in French West Africa in the never-realized hopes of exploiting the Gambia River, considered one of the best navigable rivers in Africa.

S. endures this grotesque parody of romance partly in hopes of exploiting the situation for useful information, but also for the relief it brings from the far harsher uses she has been put to by the soldiers.

Promises of economic co-operation were made, keeping alive China's old hopes of exploiting North Korea's mineral wealth.More important, Mr Wen returned to Beijing on October 6th with Mr Kim's assurance that North Korea may be willing to return to the six-party talks on nuclear disarmament (which also involve Japan, Russia, South Korea and the United States).

The results bolster researchers' hopes of exploiting brown fat to control weight.