Sentence examples for hoping to exploit from inspiring English sources

Those not denying the crisis are hoping to exploit it.

There are also rivals hoping to exploit the story.

More than a decade on, Iran's leaders are hoping to exploit Mr Hussein's renewed vulnerability.

Democrats are hoping to exploit this disillusionment by claiming that Mr Bush's administration, with its close links to big corporations, is soft on financial misbehaviour.

The Chinese are hoping to exploit this unease, said a Japanese official who declined to be named because of diplomatic sensitivity.

Mr. Miller, hoping to exploit that, has been sending letters to Democrats around the nation asking them to join the counterpoint effort.

Many Muslims suspected the Bush administration of hoping to exploit this tragedy to settle old scores and assert American hegemony in the world.

They point to the union's television and radio ads hoping to exploit the legislation that ran before Republican leaders were even informed of the bill's existence.

This is a gap in the market that Iomega, makers of the Zip drive disks, are hoping to exploit with the HipZip digital audio player.

He was hoping to exploit Gutíerrez's inexperience at full-back but Newcastle's midfield took up good covering positions to cut out the supply to him.

For his part, Hunt is hoping to exploit divisions in the BMA over the wisdom of strike action, to force the junior doctors to back down.