Sentence examples for possibly to exploit the from inspiring English sources

When the Revolution broke out in 1789, he remained in Paris, possibly to exploit the situation as a royal candidate; but he fled the country in June 1791.

Aldi — which has long since stopped selling the dessert in question — has argued that its product couldn't possibly be said to exploit the champagne brand or mislead consumers.

And the sophistication and force of last week's twin bombings in Damascus has reinforced intelligence reports that militant groups, including possibly al Qaeda, are trying to exploit the current chaos.

The party holds 14 seats in the Dáil but could possibly double that number as it has worked hard to exploit the anger over cuts in urban areas, particularly in Greater Dublin.

Ever since their late leader and national symbol, Yasser Arafat, chose to exploit the Intifadah, in September 2000, to extract more concessions from Israel, everything that could possibly go wrong, did.

Opposition leaders sought to exploit the downgrade.

Lewis seemed poised to exploit the injury.

Republicans moved to exploit the moment.

1979, were formed to exploit the breakthrough.

to exploit the resources.

In order to elucidate and possibly exploit the function of redundant genes for oilseed rape crop improvement, it may therefore be more efficient to study the effects in one of the diploid Brassica species such as B. rapa.