Sentence examples for ready to exploit their from inspiring English sources

Nancy Scheper-Hughes, the director of Organs Watch and professor of medical anthropology at the University of California, Berkeley, said the attempt by poor Europeans to sell their organs was reminiscent of the period after the collapse of the Soviet Union when chronic joblessness created a new breed of willing sellers, as well as criminal networks ready to exploit their misery.

And, even though the African people do not consider God and other supernatural beings as the sources of their moral values and principles, nevertheless, they are ever aware of the powers of the supernatural beings and are ever ready to exploit their munificence for the promotion of human welfare, prosperity, and happiness.

To be sure, there have always been those who were so prejudiced that they have had only negative images of the Muslim world, just as there have always been those ready to exploit such hatred for their own ends.

While some communities are supportive, all too many neighbours and relations are ready to exploit orphans and steal their property.

These extremists stand ready to exploit the resulting tensions to their own advantage.

L'Express, the French magazine, said the poster controversy threatened to harm Mr. Dujardin in the final leg of the Oscar race, which it said was like a political campaign where "everyone is ready to exploit the slightest weakness of their adversary," whether for real reasons or not.

The magazine L'Express said the poster controversy threatened to harm Dujardin "in the final straight" of the Oscar race, which it said was like a political campaign where "everyone is ready to exploit the slightest weakness of their adversary", real or imaginary.

The mosquitoes descend from the darkened corners of the whitewashed room and perch menacingly on the taut netting, ready to exploit any flicker of movement from their prey within".

That's also an advantage that he is ready to exploit ruthlessly to ensure that the best writers give their prized work to one of the BBC's four channels.

And they were trying to compete without three of their best players, a disadvantage the talented Los Angeles Galaxy seemed ready to exploit.

Half of those kids told us that if they had had a safe place to stay, they would not have had to give away their dignity and innocence to people who were all too ready to exploit them.