Sentence examples for Social exploitation from inspiring English sources

Their rightful claim of social exploitation by a group of disproportionately wealthy bankers with a distinctly cavalier attitude towards social and economic equality went viral.

For all the precision of their performances, the men are cut-outs: instruments of Brecht's theories of social exploitation rather than flesh-and-blood individuals.

This was "Regina," his musical setting of Lillian Hellman's "Little Foxes," a blistering indictment of the avarice and social exploitation that tears apart the Hubbard family.

This is the India of grinding poverty, a victim of social exploitation of the worst kind, where the inhabitants – mainly tribals – are treated like chattels and domestic animals by the upper caste political leaders, landlords and forest contractors.

What begins as a fairly tough story of social exploitation ends up as an unironic paean to the class system and the very exploitation of the working class that produced the need to sell Lassie in the first place.

If Schmidt is right and a form of social exploitation was already observable before farming, then agriculture wasn't a disaster, or any kind of game changer: the human condition was, as Freud implies, always at least as bad as it is now.

Despite this history of environmental and social disaster, exploitation of resources in the Amazon in Ecuador and Peru is expanding rapidly.

As this data shows, social media exploitation techniques are evolving fast.

The increased sophistication and organisation of the propaganda that followed the launch of the Twitter account bore signs of the influence of IS, which has honed its social media exploitation over the past year.

In this work, we address such issue and focus on the twofold direction of resource allocation in CRs and social feature exploitation with the aim of providing a holistic cross-layer optimization framework that jointly considers information from the social layer as well as the traditional network protocol layers.

Shame on us that no movement on these issues of violence, human and spiritual waste, racist arrogance, economic and social inequality, exploitation of the poor, and the evil game of rich becoming richer from war, have been made.