Sentence examples for relentlessly exploited from inspiring English sources

Because McCain's POW story has been relentlessly exploited by every.

The scandal played a big part in his electoral defeat two years ago: it was relentlessly exploited by the People's Party, now in power.

Far-right figures, for their part, have relentlessly exploited Paris's problems on social media, posting inflammatory videos that make it seem like marauding migrants have taken over every street corner.

It doesn't require scouring the archives to notice that 9/11 was relentlessly exploited by the Bush administration to serve as the founding myth for the war on terror, which was seamlessly expanded from Afghanistan to Iraq.

Mr Willetts, like other Tories, is sceptical about Mr Clarke's openness to much-needed fresh thinking.Also, the fear will not go away that his only slightly undimmed affection for Europe would be relentlessly exploited to open Tory divisions by a Labour Party led by Gordon Brown.

His current lack of runs, however, has exposed a worrying weakness in the left-hander's game that is being relentlessly exploited by opponents.

Richard Branson has turned Virgin into a global brand by relentlessly exploiting his two biggest strengths: his ability to take on "big bad wolves"—firms that are overcharging and underserving the public and his talent for infusing Virgin with a counter-cultural personality.

Corporations relentlessly exploit retail employees during the holiday season.

Gabriel Sherman, in his 2014 book "The Loudest Voice in the Room," describes how brilliantly and relentlessly Ailes exploited Clinton's scandalous affair with the White House intern Monica Lewinsky in order to build Fox News's brand.

So they devised a new strategy, to relentlessly and negatively exploit the dangers of a Labour Government propped up by the SNP.

ON THE BASES When the Mets played in St . Louislast month, the Cardinals relentlessly -- and successfully -- exploited the throwing problems of Mike Piazza.