Sentence examples for be exploited and the from inspiring English sources

The criterion of independent distribution was a loophole that could be exploited and the early 90s saw the development of crypto-indies: imprints on major record labels that would be distributed independently in order to be classified as independent.

People willingly let themselves be exploited, and the people who own the company have no other choice because they're under-funded and they're following a totally unrealistic strategy imposed on them by the venture capitalists.

The remarkable finding of that work was that if developed countries bore the full burden of stranding their own assets, the known fossil fuel reserves in developing countries (not including China) could be exploited, and the world would still stand a 50% chance of keeping global temperature rise below 1.5oC.

Instead of mutuality and respect, one often has a struggle in which the female is viewed as a reluctant sexual object to be exploited, and the male is viewed as a seducer and aggressor who must succeed in order to maintain his self-image and his status with his peers.

Thus the mathematical and conceptual tools of synergetics can be exploited, and the concept of the synergetic computer formulated.

While detection rate is inferior the probabilistic information can be exploited and the search is considerably faster.

When poor immigrants accept lower wages and fewer benefits and job protections, immigrant workers are exploited and the well-being of citizen workers is imperiled.

In images veering from literal to cryptic to surreal, the movie presents a society where the weak are exploited and the vulnerable unprotected.

And the lyric brilliantly uses images of the revolution's turning "wheel" and the planting of seeds to suggest both the hard labor of the millions being exploited and the political revolution being born.

In his 2006 budget, Gordon Brown said: "The government is aware that [EU VAT relief rules on imports] is currently being exploited and the relief now costs the exchequer around £85m per year.

If the endpoint uses SMBv1, a vulnerability7 is exploited and the endpoint is also infected.