Sentence examples for tendency to exploit from inspiring English sources

The problem now, he said, is "a tendency to exploit this good thing for political achievements such as delegitimizing the State of Israel and its leaders".

"There is a tendency to exploit our community on the assumption that they won't go find out the facts for themselves," said Andre Cadogan, chairman of the newly formed Black Republican Caucus of Palm Beach County.

Gaeta is excited about a marked change from the old tendency to exploit commercial property, to exploring it: "Younger makers of IP are starting to get savvy – the smartest and most innovative entrepreneurs are the ones who understand their universes go into multiple places".

Though it appeared a year after Edward Young's The Complaint: Or, Night-Thoughts on Life, Death, & Immortality, it is apparently uninfluenced by that work but reflects the general tendency to exploit sensibility and pathos that coexisted peacefully with 18th-century Rationalism.

If we partition the superfamily into more functionally coherent subfamilies, we see that there is a greater tendency to exploit a common site (see Supplementary material Fig. A.15 and A.16).

Resource-based reasons relate to organizations' unwillingness to change resource investments because of tendencies to exploit prior investments in the optimality of existing strategic patterns, increased opportunity costs, and risk avoidance (Christensen and Bower 1996 March 19911; Miller and Chen 1994).

As in her previous books, language itself is a major subject, but the tendency of characters to exploit almost any opportunity for dippy wordplay can become wearisome.

He was generally wary of the tendency for political powers to exploit individual ideals in order to oppress those who espoused them.

A short black-and-white feature with stunningly beautiful camerawork, it is the first film of the Senegalese director Ousmane Sembène, and it highlights many of the show's recurring themes: the contrast of village and urban living and indigenous and Christian religions; the daily humiliations and inherent hypocrisies of colonialism; the tendency to force Africans to exploit one another.

The episode serves not only to parody the celebrities themselves, but also to provide commentary on the tendency of American media to exploit, idolatrize and excessively report on the lives of celebrities.

"What sets Rap Genius apart from the thousand other lyric spam sites rife with pop up ads is that they've figured out how to exploit this tendency.