Sentence examples similar to maneuvered to exploit from inspiring English sources

Experts say that Gowdy, a savvy lawyer, has plenty of legal maneuvers to exploit.

Hillary is also using this maneuver to exploit the racial issue because Bernie's support is soft among minorities, including African Americans, and the campaign is now headed south for the South Carolina primary election where support of African Americans is key for Hillary.

Several potentates maneuvered to depose him.

A Guide to Exploiting Opportunities.

Peterson's program purports to teach not only a series of attack maneuvers but also how to exploit the predictable involuntary responses of one's opponent.

It was unclear whether New England's coaches knew about the maneuver; had ordered it, trying to exploit an ambiguity in a new entry to the N.F.L. rule book; or were merely unaware of its nuances.

"What this does is open up opportunities to exploit your offensive maneuver," said Maj. Gen. J. D Thurman, the chief operations officer at the land command, referring to tonight's airstrikes.

But diplomacy finds limited space to maneuver in the ever more abrupt collision between the urge to exploit dwindling resources and the activists' struggle to preserve them, tilting against Big Energy along the way.

An analysis of some of the accusations offers a window onto privatizations of the 1990's that enriched a few tycoons who were willing to exploit Soviet-era laws or maneuver in ill-defined areas.

Several East European countries sought to exploit this drift to expand their room to maneuver and embark upon modest versions of a Westpolitik.

Winawer loved to maneuver against doubled pawns with remarkable sophistication: he was out not to win a pawn crudely but to exploit the lack of mobility that doubled pawns create in their wake.