Sentence examples for continuing exploitation from inspiring English sources

"The Disaster Artist" is not that story; it is, instead, an arm's-length account of what passes in Hollywood for friendship and the continuing exploitation of an accidental hit.

He saw an opening in reggae for the sort of incantatory agit-prop that would remind people of his country's continuing exploitation at the hands of drug traffickers, opportunistic government sellouts and, of course, hedonistic tourists.

Where commitments exist, like Labour's pledge to make the UK electricity supply low carbon by 2030, CEP say they are contradicted by other policies, like those on energy which emphasise cheap energy, and continuing exploitation of fossil fuels like North Sea oil.

The Khanmirza agricultural plain highlights the facts that the lack of land and groundwater resources management and the continuing exploitation of resources can be causes of the intensification of land degradation.

The public surely has never been fully aware of this astonishing support and transfer of taxpayer equity to the private sector to enable its continuing exploitation and corruption of a publicly owned natural resource.

It warns that the targets will remain far out of reach so long with continued exploitation of fossil fuels, such as coal burning for electricity and continued exploitation of unconventional oil and gas.

"But not only do such zones permit the continued exploitation of people through prostitution, there is evidence that illegal prostitution has been encouraged alongside the managed examples".

There has been a worrying growth in zero hour contracts, continued exploitation of agency workers through loopholes in the regulations and a growing scarcity in permanent full time jobs.

But the young woman had limited choices: a return to South Africa, where surely she would have resumed a life of servitude, or continued exploitation in England, where she at least received a small wage and a modicum of freedom.

People who have made journeys, from all sorts of different backgrounds". Patrick Harvie, the Scottish Green party leader, confirmed he would be attending the launch and signing the declaration, but again warned Salmond that so far the yes campaign was too dominated by the SNP and its centrist policies, including floating support for Nato and continued exploitation of North Sea oil and gas.

This can lead to agony, as well as continued exploitation.