Sentence examples for set to exploit from inspiring English sources

But Rice figures big in Van Gundy's plans, and he intends to insert some new plays into the halfcourt set to exploit his great shooting ability off screens.

The government has been encouraging economic diversification and is set to exploit the billions of barrels of oil which are thought to lie off the country's coast.

It's an incredible foundation for a new era of companies, all set to exploit the most powerful change in technology in history — a new interconnected, always on, global population that can do more, buy more and experience more than we could ever imagine.

While some bad teachers may have joined the profession after discovering that teaching offered unrivaled job security, I don't believe most of them set out to exploit the system.

A few worried that Wall Street would set out to exploit this young market, fears the government dismissed.

Modern revisions of half-finished works usually appeal to me as little as sequels that patently set out to exploit a famous name.

The Gore campaign swiftly set out to exploit this perceived weakness by trying to turn the running mate selection process itself into a political weapon.

Together Sams and Morrell make Carbon Gold, a company they have set up to exploit the growing interest in green solutions to climate change.

I have no interest in saving the recording industry in its current form, since it was set up to exploit musicians.

That is what can be done when manufacturers and users are set free to exploit just a tiny unlicensed chunk of the radio spectrum.

"We knew he liked to attack, that he was the best in the world at it, so we set out to exploit that – that was part of our tactical triumph.