Sentence examples for the chance to exploit from inspiring English sources

One advantage of festivals is the chance to exploit the physical and the cultural peculiarities of the host institution.

The CDU would be denied the chance to exploit any alliance in Hesse with the Left Party to question the SPD's credibility in next year's federal election.

Top prize for the victors was the chance to exploit Uzbekistan's natural riches: the cotton it grows and the gold and gas down below.

Deep historic enmity between Ethiopia and Somalia provided al-Shabaab with the chance to exploit widespread nationalist anger to gain power.

It seems that Swift has the chance to exploit the best of two musical worlds: country with its massive American fanbase and old-fashioned approach and pop with its commercial, international clout.

He's on screen for all of 12 seconds in Clash Of The Titans, but merely having the chance to exploit that movie on his CV set off a chain reaction.

It was the government's last chance to exploit the power of incumbency ie, to bribe the voters before the general election.

Even so, the congressional election may give the scattered opposition a chance to exploit a slowing economy and rising inflation.

Indeed, from its Park Avenue offices on the other side of the world, the NFL is probably celebrating Thursday's news as a chance to exploit the Los Angeles market one last time.

Now General Abubakar has a golden chance to exploit the goodwill that the West is ready to give to a country that it sees, not just as a big oil-producer, but as an international power in an unstable region.Yet, at the same time, the new president has to deal with Nigerian realities.

But the timing of the controversy gave the elder Cheneys an especially good chance to exploit an emotion I'm not sure they understand themselves: empathy.