Sentence examples for shrewd exploitation from inspiring English sources

Similarly, Dick Cheney had been a House member but his nomination in 2000 owed more to his executive experience in the White House and Defense Department and his shrewd exploitation of the selection process he oversaw for George W. Bush.

His amended recruitment strategy, combining young "hungry" players with free-transfer experience and shrewd exploitation of the loan market, brought automatic promotion at the end of a season which had included calls for his head.

In the '50s, the Stone Age of exploitation-movie history, shrewd Hollywood producers would simply have done what they did with the Japanese monster movies of that era: chop them up, hastily dub them into English and — if the repackagers were feeling particularly frisky — shoot a few minutes of new footage with a minor, familiar and presumably desperate American actor.

While some may view the couple's actions as "shrewd," one lawyer thinks it's a smart move to protect Blue from exploitation and to keep her name off the market for a few years.

Five years after his death from prostate cancer, Carmichael's memoir, "Ready for Revolution," written with Ekwueme Michael Thelwell, blends shrewd reflection with standard-issue slogans for revolution against "racism, imperialism, neocolonialism and capitalist exploitation".

black exploitation.

Or exploitation?

Charlie was shrewd.

But Pleble was shrewd.

That's shrewd politics.

Meanwhile success breeds exploitation.