Some things should be too sacred to exploit for political gain, but Trump is an amoralist.
In Hollywood, short films are a necessary evil – crucial for assessing the potential of emerging film-makers, but near impossible to exploit for commercial gain.
But the economic aspect is also important to Iran, a fact the president seems to be trying to exploit for political gain.
The climate of examination is a significant change from just two weeks ago, when Vice President Dick Cheney took to the airwaves and warned Congress, especially the Democrats, that they should be very cautious about trying to exploit for partisan gain any examination of the intelligence failures that may have contributed to the attacks on the United States.
These ends include the desire to exploit for economic gain others' sexual interest in them and their bodies within the conventional boundaries set by various genres of sexual representation and entertainment.
Feminism (or more accurately a watered down version of it) has become nothing more than a "brand" for pop stars and advertisers to exploit for financial gain.
Taking publicly owned natural resources from indigenous communities to exploit for private gain with the assistance of the state may also be called another form of rape and pillage or modern colonial behavior.
He makes for a convenient metaphor that taps into undercurrents of nationalism, patriotism and, in some cases, xenophobia that candidates love to exploit for cheap political gain.
For instance, people can find ways to negotiate with each other to exploit opportunities for gain.
Asked over the weekend if it is legitimate to exploit loopholes for gain, Dr. Scholes replied in an e-mail message: "No, it is not.
Officials can claim that releasing the details of their force policies would allow inmates to exploit them for criminal gain, for example.
