Sentence examples for preparing to exploit the from inspiring English sources

Specialist British film companies are preparing to exploit the hype created by Avatar, James Cameron's epic 3D science-fiction blockbuster.

Several countries, along with corporations like ExxonMobil and Royal Dutch Shell, are preparing to exploit the region's enormous oil and natural gas reserves.

With the help of foreign companies, the Kurdish regional government has been preparing to exploit the huge oil reserves that are believed to exist there.

ThinkProgress has details: The President's conservative critics had clearly been preparing to exploit the crisis as proof of Obama's weakness in the face of provocation.

The fighters in Idlib said they were preparing to exploit the sudden absence of government forces to leverage their area into more of an independent zone than they had been able to achieve in the past.

As Mr. Hevesi was settling into the state comptroller's office in 2003, Mr. Morris took another step that, prosecutors say, showed he was preparing to exploit the office's sole authority over the state's $122 billion public employee retirement fund.

The Germans were not prepared to exploit the opening, which gave the French and Algerians time to rush reinforcements into the line.

Now that the Republicans have decided not to hand elections to the Democrats by nominating right-wing looney tunes in races for winnable seats, they stand prepared to exploit the three big factors that are running in their favor: an unusually friendly electoral map, an unpopular President, and a widespread feeling that the country is on the wrong track.

However departments should ensure wherever possible that students experience a pre-determined core knowledge and are exposed to a variety of teaching methods, and that teaching radiologists are prepared to exploit the relative merits of each of these.

As far as the media are concerned, nowadays newspapers rely on a limited number of syndicated sources as bureaus are closed down without compensatory hiring of reporters who are prepared to exploit the great array of electronic sources theoretically available to them.

[The Press Enterprise] Shipping, natural gas and oil companies are preparing to exploit business opportunities arising from the melting of the Arctic ice pack, which has opened new sea lanes.