Sentence examples for are often exploited from inspiring English sources

Advocacy groups contend that foreign workers are often exploited.

Pop performers – male and female – are often exploited by managers and record companies, but I don't believe that Cyrus is being forced to twerk by her handlers.

Nepalese migrants are often exploited by overseas employers, as well as recruitment agencies in Nepal, which deceive them about wages and conditions.

Among its other recommendations are: Minimise prison sentences for women involved in non-violent crimes who are often exploited as drug "mules".

However, judges liked to see a porter (they are often exploited and underpaid by tour operators) being taken seriously as an instrumental, valued part of a trip.

Weak familial relationships, where the emotional, language and cultural gap between parent and child presents a vulnerability, are often exploited by extremists.

In short, lunacy laws were often exploited to satisfy personal greed.

Ley said the existing system meant backpackers effectively paid no tax but also meant they were often exploited.

The filmmakers don't shy away from internal conflicts within native societies, and these conflicts were often exploited by outsiders.

A Freudian analyst, she described how a child's need for love was often exploited by parents in order to meet the parent's own unmet needs.

We also work with an isolated tribal group in Korba, Chhattisgarh where people did not know the value of currency and were often exploited by contractors to work for nominal wages.