Sentence examples for in an attempt to exploit from inspiring English sources

Foreign companies wanting to make inroads into the market are increasingly turning to Greece in an attempt to exploit its know-how and ties with the region.

His plan is to buy up the water on a moon of Jupiter in an attempt to exploit environmental disaster for profit.

For example, research claimed 21% of people predominantly use apps as a source of news and certain publishers, armed with a paid-content strategy, were collaborating with aggregators in an attempt to exploit this source.

The country's first dictator, General Ne Win, even went so far as to marry a member of the royal family in an attempt to exploit domestic affection for the monarchy.

Abe called the election – a year earlier than expected – in an attempt to exploit a weak and divided opposition and to secure a mandate for his spending plans and tough line against Pyongyang's missile and nuclear programmes.

Trump tore into Clinton during his speech, which he read from prepared remarks on a teleprompter, and called on her to apologize for "one lie after another". Trump has regularly accused Clinton of dishonesty in an attempt to exploit her low honesty ratings in public opinion polls.

What makes this nonsense more galling than usual is that while "Ladder 49" might have started out as a heartfelt attempt to honor those in the line of literal fire, it weighs in as an attempt to exploit their post-Sept.

In fact, far from representing a step in the right direction, the Chinese announcement was an exercise in bad faith — an attempt to exploit U.S. restraint.

In what seemed like an attempt to exploit the public relations value of the same Western social media that the previous administration found subversive, the foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, wrote "Happy Rosh Hashana" on his new English-language Twitter account.

What's happening in Wisconsin is, instead, a power grab — an attempt to exploit the fiscal crisis to destroy the last major counterweight to the political power of corporations and the wealthy.

On the other hand, an attempt to exploit it in other areas without knowing its properties may be hazardous.