Sentence examples for surely exploit from inspiring English sources

American companies could surely exploit this growth, the theory ran.

General managers will surely exploit the more sophisticated statistics when negotiating contracts with player agents.

More important, an apology would disarm the many demagogues who will surely exploit this matter in the long, hot months to come.

ABC will surely exploit the angle, probably with baby pictures, Super 8 film and report cards complaining that as kids, they doodled images of Cotton Fitzsimmons and Doug Moe.

Our exemption till now from the sanctions of austerity suggests that we are politically significant, so we should surely exploit that status to make common cause with the disabled and deprived sections of society, rather than compete with them for larger slices of a diminishing cake.

With that in mind he may have closed the hole in his game that Bader will surely look to exploit.

Petit was an artist and a genius: the WTC exploit surely entitles him to both those descriptions.

Biden will surely try to exploit his statement to Chris Wallace a couple of weeks ago that "it would take me too long to go through all the math" of the Romney tax plan.

The ISIS militants, having carefully orchestrated the beheading of James Foley following the launch of U.S. strikes inside Iraq, will surely seek to exploit the fate of its remaining American hostages for maximum effect.

If you spend some time reading the new rule and the nine-hundred-page background paper that the regulators provided, you will find a number of weaknesses in the new regime that the banks will surely seek to exploit.

Fortunately, given the stakes, the Army acted, and it has evidently fought with gusto in recent days, but to such an extent that it has now churned up a million internal refugees, who constitute yet another pool of displaced and disaffected civilians that the Taliban will surely attempt to exploit.