Sentence examples for intent of exploiting from inspiring English sources
While violence has been less frequent and widespread in Iraq than it was at the height of the insurgency, insurgents have continued to strike at a variety of targets, with the apparent intent of exploiting sectarian and cultural divides.
Mark has photographed runaway street kids in Seattle, prostitutes and pimps in Bombay, inmates of prisons and mental wards -- not with the intent of exploiting these images for their shock value, but to reveal the common spark of humanity that links them to us.
They had denied charges of transporting the two women with the intent of "exploiting them in the UK or elsewhere".
Prosecutors said the five had arranged travel for the two women with the intent of "exploiting them in the UK or elsewhere".
So Karl, if you're that intent on exploiting the kind of suffering and cost that would lead a veteran and/or his family to question the worth of existence, maybe you should tell it to the people paying for your handiwork, not Sean Hannity.
Instead, the Tories seem to have abandoned the generosity of spirit that brought them to power and are now intent on exploiting the worse angels of our nature.
Here he is on Sonia and Robert Delaunay's paintings of 1912-14: "Others were intent on exploiting colour too, notably Matisse and Kandinsky, but the Delaunays made great paintings out of nothing but colour; soft-edged slices and shapes of colour that give each other rhythm and life on the canvas, vibrant colours without garishness, affirmative visual statements".
This includes targeting and investigating individuals and coaches who are intent on exploiting athletes and promoting the use of prohibited substances.
The former Hannah Montana actress's performance drew widespread condemnation not least from Irish singer Sinead O'Connor who said her work was a measure of a music industry that was intent on exploiting her.
During her announcement speech and at a less formal event on Sunday night at the National Cattle Congress, Ms Bachmann sang the glories of Waterloo in particular and Iowa in general, intent on exploiting her roots to the fullest.
The real business was being done by politically connected tycoons intent on exploiting Cambodia's natural resources.Everything, he says, is part of the "mirage", a word that crops up repeatedly.
