Sentence examples for profiting from the situation from inspiring English sources

It's the authorities profiting from the situation.

President Bush, whose Texas financial backers include companies profiting from the situation in California, has made it plain he is unlikely to impose caps on the price of wholesale power or other restraints that generators oppose.

Hampering European Union efforts to curb a relentless influx of desperate people seeking to enter the bloc through this slender channel are age-old tensions between the E.U. member Greece and the E.U.-hopeful Turkey and the ever inventive tactics of opportunists profiting from the situation.

There is nothing wrong with making money, but for me it is hard to imagine shifting from a mindset of helping disaster victims to a mindset of profiting from the situation.

Because so many of our elite are profiting from the situation, either financially or as they see it potentially electorally, it will only be the common man, the regular guy, the American people themselves who I think at the end of the day will save themselves and their country.

Shoppers here were more inclined to blame the scarcities on badly behaved countrymen whom they said were trying to profit from the situation.

Mike van Dulken, the head of research at Accendo Markets, said: "The big question now is to what extent the Government makes the most of existing momentum and leaves the shares run to try to profit from the situation.

The gang is led into a moral vortex where higher powers gamble with the future of humanity while they each try to figure out how to survive and possibly profit from the situation.

Some customers profited from the situation.

"We profited from the situation in the second half.

The Russian authorities have already promised to monitor food prices closely and punish anyone who tries to profit from the situation illegally.