Sentence examples for business of exploiting from inspiring English sources

We're not in the business of exploiting free labour".

If Uber is a morally ambiguous proposition now that it's in the business of exploiting its workforce, that ambiguity will not vanish when the workers go.

"I'm not in the business of exploiting people's tales for a good story, and I wanted to be fair to every character involved, from the children and birth parents to the social workers.

They use the men in black as deflector shields, rerouting fan anger away from their unimpeachable personages and those of their players, and on to people who aren't in the business of exploiting thrice-weekly media platforms, and don't get paid millions for their trouble.

I don't actually believe EA is in the business of exploiting other people's licenses with bad quality games.

Acacia Research Corporation, a massive patent holding group with dozens of subsidiaries in the business of exploiting intellectual property by means of lawsuits and aggressive patent licensing schemes, this morning announced that it has acquired ADAPTIX, a 4G wireless technology company that originally started out in 2000 under the name Broadstorm and was owned by PE firm Baker Capital.

Facebook has lobbied on bills about privacy, seeking to protect its business model of exploiting its users' content and data as a way of marketing to advertisers.

ACCORDING to Viacom, an "old-media" giant, YouTube is not only a hugely popular video-sharing website, but also a scrounger that "has built a lucrative business out of exploiting the devotion of fans to others' creative works in order to enrich itself and its corporate parent Google".

ACCORDING to Viacom, an "old-media" giant, YouTube is not only a phenomenally popular video-sharing website but also a scrounger that "has built a lucrative business out of exploiting the devotion of fans to others' creative works in order to enrich itself and its corporate parent Google".

So he and Mr. Fujii pooled their money and went into business in hopes of exploiting the emerging network technologies already taking off in the United States.

The Xinhua news agency said in a blunt commentary that the group "should mind its own business", and accused Japan of exploiting its host status to try to isolate China.