Sentence examples for successfully exploiting from inspiring English sources

But while the Romney campaign is successfully exploiting concerns about Obama's stewardship of the economy, it is far from making the sale for its own candidate.

Make no mistake, he has handed a wedge issue to an opposing party that has a long history of successfully exploiting them.

Although now extinct, for over 30 million years amphicyonids predated their way around the Northern continents and Africa, successfully exploiting niches from more slender, wolf-like runners, to big stocky brutes that put the "bear" in "bear-dog".

Rowan Atkinson One of Britain's most beloved TV comics and the star of Blackadder, Not the Nine O'Clock News and Mr Bean, Rowan Atkinson has not looked as at home on the big screen, with neither the Jonny English franchise nor the Mr Bean spin-offs successfully exploiting his obvious comic abilities.

The company, which was founded in Italy in 1978 and last year had its sales climb 40percentt from 2000, reaching $500 million, is one of the brands most successfully exploiting young men's new fashion interest -- and willingness to spend to support it.

With or without Harrison, and notwithstanding the outside possibility that it might not survive a serious work programme cashflow crisis, A4e could well continue to do what it has always done best: successfully exploiting the ever-expanding public services markets that politicians devise.

Very few of the facilities have been successfully exploited commercially.

Republicans acknowledged that Democrats had successfully exploited the investigation in recent campaigns.

Christie doesn't have to get way to Romney's right to successfully exploit that mistrust.

Only with active flight have the resources of the aerial habitat been successfully exploited.

Whether or not that's true, local cooks have successfully exploited the association.