Sentence examples for sets out to exploit from inspiring English sources
However real these divisive issues are, might they have been deliberately triggered by a sinister German agent, persuasively played by Daniel Brühl, who sets out to exploit the dangerous, destructive potential within Winter Soldier – a dark secret dating back to a 1991 Russian military experiment revealed in flashback?
Frank Cwiklik, who, the program reports, "adapted, designed, manhandled and directed" this giddy production just in time for Halloween, sets out to exploit the movie's status as the worst of the worst with satire, video montages and "Mystery Science Theater -style jokes.
Overview This papers sets out to exploit some of the massive amount of data collected during the Italian 2012-2014 NAbilitazionentific Habilitation (Abilitazione Scientifica Nazionale; ASN).
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.
"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.
Hoping to improve this grim statistic, Schmiegel's group set out to exploit the immune system's ability to recognize some cancer cells as enemies by the telltale mat of proteins, such as epidermal growth factor receptors (EGFRs), that stud their surfaces.
They set out to exploit the fear of many voters that a black candidate was "not like them" - "who is the real Barack Obama," they asked.
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.
The project set out to exploit the WHO definition of pharmacovigilance [ 25].
