Sentence examples for shrewdly exploited from inspiring English sources

Mr Sandoval, a former Nevada gaming commissioner, shrewdly exploited a scandal within the state Republican Party to win election.

Moneymen who shrewdly exploited the on-again-off-again panic regarding Greece's finances have made handsome profits in recent years.

The Russian president has shrewdly exploited whatever gaps western powers have offered him, whether through neglect, divisiveness or miscalculation.

Black Star's earliest clients, which also included Look, The Saturday Evening Post, and Collier's, understood the efficiency and popularity of photographic images and shrewdly exploited their power.

But it shrewdly exploited the warning: "In a culture that emphasised individual responsibility, smokers would bear the blame for wilful risk-taking," notes Mr Brandt.

There is no reason to believe that Newbery was anything but an alert businessman who discovered and shrewdly exploited a new market: middle class children, or rather their parents.

It is this vulnerability in Mr Blair that Mr Hague is now shrewdly exploiting.

Secondly, Ukip has done the Tories an unintended favour which Michael Howard is, shrewdly, exploiting.

The great Pipe competitors will make these choices considerably harder for their opponent by feinting and hassling as the wave approaches, shrewdly exploiting the priority system which governs the right to take off.

To deliver that purified Internet, AOL 9 shrewdly exploits a defining characteristic of America Online Inc.: it provides both the service and the software, much the way Apple designs its computers and its software to work together.

But, beyond these partisan advantages, something deeper is working in Trump's favor, something that he shrewdly read and exploited during the campaign.