Sentence examples for long exploiting from inspiring English sources

This was a good toss to win away from home and the aim of the day was to bat, and bat long, exploiting good conditions.

Politicians, from Richard Nixon to Tom Tancredo, have long exploited racial tensions.

As far as he was concerned, furriers had long exploited African-American customers, because they could.

That vote was partly against immigration, a theme the National Front leader has long exploited.

This was not surprising — politicians hungry for power have long exploited Kenya's ethnic divisions with impunity.

"In reality, Shell works deep inside the system, and has long exploited political channels in Nigeria to its own advantage".

And like Mr. Columbus's films, Ms. Rowling's novels pull together archetypes that others have long exploited.

Mr. Blagojevich had long exploited a self-portrayal of Imperfect Everyman, eschewing aides who told him to cut the talk of flunking the bar exam and other failures.

The optical tendency for warm colours to advance before cold had been long exploited by European and Asian painters as a method of suggesting spatial depth.

"The Company" had long exploited the imperative of operational secrecy to avoid accountability for its failures (like neglecting, in 1973, to anticipate Egypt's invasion of Israel).

Azerbaijan has long exploited unrest in Armenia to try to make gains in the conflict, which may be one reason Mr. Sargsyan acted swiftly, analysts said.