Sentence examples for may seek to exploit from inspiring English sources
A central concern for the authorities is that terrorist financiers, too, may seek to exploit vulnerabilities in the insurance industry to launder money for their operations.
"Beijing, understanding this, may seek to exploit this gray area in U.S. policymaking and legal frameworks to create delays in U.S. command decision-making," the report said.
The department said: "While a significant proportion of legitimate sea trade is conducted by ships with FOC registration, there are features of FOC registration, regulation and practice that organised crime syndicates or terrorist groups may seek to exploit.
But Wilshaw said that "while progress is being made in both local authorities, I remain concerned that the malign elements that conspired to destabilise several schools may seek to exploit any perceived weaknesses in leadership or governance.
To cut the final bill of at least €48 billion, including interest, Finance Minister Michael Noonan may seek to exploit the euro region's debt crisis by tapping the area's expanding rescue fund.
Sir Michael warned that - despite the progress - "I remain concerned that the malign elements that conspired to destabilise several schools may seek to exploit any perceived weakness in leadership or governance".
They may also seek to exploit some of the questions left unanswered by Mr. Al-Fadl's testimony.
The director of national intelligence has identified China, Iran and North Korea as our other major foreign government cyberthreats, and they may also seek to exploit U.S. vulnerabilities in the next election cycle.
The Times thinks a "rejuvenated" Mrs May will now seek to exploit the momentum of her success by confronting Boris Johnson over his vision for Brexit.
"There may be elements who seek to exploit the current crisis to pursue their own agendas, but this is fundamentally a power struggle," said Hilde Johnson, the top U.N. official in South Sudan.
According to Butts, the effects of climate change create the underlying conditions that terrorists seek to exploit and may lead to state failure.
