Sentence examples for wishes to exploit from inspiring English sources

He merely wishes to exploit the talent contained within those silver boots, and, just as importantly, between those prominent ears.

Furthermore, the airlines whose shrinkage or disappearance Ryanair wishes to exploit were suffering for a reason: They could not get enough passengers onto their planes.

With the advent of multicore processors, it has become imperative to write parallel programs if one wishes to exploit the next generation of processors.

Not all Australians jailed in Indonesia may wish to exploit the exchange.

Psychologists call this "grooming" — the process by which child molesters ingratiate themselves into the communities they wish to exploit.

It is understandable that politicians who complain about the size of government might wish to exploit the debate Mr Bundy's adventure has restarted, without backing his methods.

Video art became a major medium for artists who wished to exploit the near-universal presence of television in modern Western society.

Under it, the state became the "custodian" of all the country's mineral and petroleum resources, with the power to provide licences to public or private companies wishing to exploit those resources, but for no longer than 30 years.

Matthews showed no wish to exploit his access for any other reason than to record the unending cost of death, although a side-effect was to show, in some cases, a compulsive poverty of life.

Retail expert Clare Rayner of retailchampion.co.uk said: "What WH Smith has done really does set a precedent for the rest and if they're not seen to do the same thing then obviously the perception will be that they wish to exploit the captive audience".

But the fact that dog vests bearing the words "service animal" and wallet-size cards explaining the rights of a support-dog owner are available over the Internet, no questions asked, suggests there is wiggle room for those wishing to exploit it.