Sentence examples for issue to exploit from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Mr Silajdzic has found another issue to exploit: Srebrenica.

But the cold war gave them a powerful new issue to exploit.

Senator John Edwards, the Democratic vice-presidential candidate, devoted his political party's weekly radio address on Saturday to assailing the new rules, making clear that the Democrats view them as an issue to exploit when many Americans are worried about the economy and stagnating wages.

However, it remains a challenging issue to exploit the diversity within each view and investigate the relationship across multiple views simultaneously.

2. Refuse to let politicians use social issues to exploit us economically: We also need to reject the exploitation and manipulation of progressive values by corporatist politicians who use social issues like gay marriage and reproductive rights exactly the way Republicans do -- to manipulate their own base into ignoring their own economic interests.

But Mr. Gore came away with two overriding issues to exploit in the closing weeks.

Whatever way one looks at it, reopening these identity issues gives extremists issues to exploit and risks destabilizing the region.

Another way to resolve the permutation alignment issue is to exploit the correlation property between separated signals at adjacent frequency bands [12].

The most viable strategy to cope with this issue was to exploit chemically inert oxide phases to passivate QD surface in the form of either individual overcoating or matrix embedding.

Romney's own gracious and restrained remarks in a national interview have introduced her to the entire country as a woman of grace and intelligence, with a keen ability to read an emerging issue and to exploit its national political significance -- without in the least appearing to do just that.

Developing intelligent tools for the integration of information extracted from multiple heterogeneous sources is a challenging issue to effectively exploit the numerous sources available on-line in global information systems.