Sentence examples for its desire to exploit from inspiring English sources

One concern is that Iridium, in its desire to exploit the advantage of being the first to launch, may set its price over-ambitiously call charges over-ambitiously call mooted.

"Facebook is probably going to face some difficult balancing issues, in terms of meeting its new shareholders' expressed desire to exploit the data they have with the fact that if they exploit the data too much it can drag down the effectiveness of advertising," says Tucker.

Another aspect of Scotch that may seem incontestable is its nationality, but there seems throughout the history of Scotch (and perhaps of Scotland) a tension between local pride in a particular, national drink, and a desire to exploit its potential as the country's biggest export, an international concern, run, mostly, by large corporations.

Nearly 90 years later the enthusiasm — and the entrepreneurial desire to exploit it — continues.

The desire to exploit his own fame is not even concealed.

Another common bias is a desire to exploit a company's high stock price.

A desire to exploit the potential of the category is what lured 2(X IST to the arm party.

This sort of howler is just one of the problems associated with the PR industry's desire to exploit maths.

People discover, to their dismay, that the desire to exploit an energy resource as cheaply as possible can lead to something like war.

"This right is more important than the desire to exploit a tragic situation, especially when no public good is being served.

In his view, European pressure for greater spending masked a desire to exploit the German taxpayer for the benefit of the country's neighbors.