Sentence examples for supporters to exploit from inspiring English sources

The Clinton campaign has accused its opponents of "stealing" delegates, by getting supporters to exploit multi-step convention processes in states like Nevada.

On the same day, President Obama wrapped up a sleep-deprived two-day, eight-state jaunt by pressing supporters to exploit early voting in swing states as a bulwark against the possibility of a surge by Mr. Romney, traveling to Illinois to cast his own ballot 12 days before Election Day.

Just how much will become clear on February 11th, when opposition supporters intend to exploit the opportunity provided by official celebrations of the revolution's anniversary, and take to the streets yet again.

Paul's supporters then tried to exploit arcane party rules to get as many Tampa convention delegates as they could, which stirred heated emotions, leading to court battles in some states and even physical injury and arrests in Louisiana.

Obama's supporters are equally determined to exploit the 47% row to the full.

Those outside interests, the mayor's supporters say, will try to exploit Newark if Mr. Booker is elected.

McCain supporters can only hope to exploit the big-money tableau as the reason the senator will keep running as a party reformer.

While Republican candidates in the past have attempted to exploit their supporters' distrust of math, Trump is believed to be the first nominee to call into question the numerical system itself.

There were no angrily shouted demands that Mr. Saleh resign, no attempts to confront hastily mustered pro-Saleh supporters, no real efforts by the antigovernment forces to exploit the climate of anger and frustration generated by events in Tunisia and Egypt.

Supporters fear that without the expansion, developers may try to exploit coal, oil and gas deposits there.

The Clinton campaign's eagerness to exploit the MSNBC slurs to stir supporters has not gone unnoticed by journalists, including MSNBC anchors.