"I wanted to show the bad things about being an artist, the way we quite casually exploit people".
"She was quite cynically exploited.
Lugar is quite simply exploiting an opportunity to pander to his home state agricultural and mining interests.
North Korea's Kim Jong-il has likewise repeatedly and quite profitably exploited China's fears of large-scale outflows of North Koreans to extract, among other things, large quantities of food aid and technical, monetary and law enforcement assistance, and, last but far from least, a relatively soft stance on North Korea's nuclear program.
In fact this idea has already been quite extensively exploited on the transmitter side, from the initial concept presented in [9] and the detailed design of the actual reconfigurable parasitic antenna and experimental demonstration in [10].
Moreover, we have used only DEM-derived variables and land use maps because we think that elevation information is often available and land use maps can be obtained quite easily exploiting aerial photos and/or satellite images.
As a young man, Armstrong was quite happy to exploit unattractive defensive tactics.
Often hedge funds try to exploit quite small market mispricings, a strategy that can nonetheless pay off handsomely if bets are leveraged.
Through the years, Coogan has come to believe that everything problematic about himself his fears, his vanities, the public saga of his sexual misadventures is also part of the solution, something he can exploit quite directly in his performances.
While others rowed about whether he had any right to his peerage, he was, it seemed, quite prepared to exploit a questionably acquired parliamentary position to pursue his own goals.
