Sentence examples for deliberate exploitation from inspiring English sources

As with Eleusis, however, this was deliberate exploitation of religion for the purposes of political assertion.

Much of the current success of the Republican Party was built on the deliberate exploitation of very similar sentiments.

Do they want a country in which their democratic freedoms are eroded by a deliberate exploitation of their fear of terrorism, and their earning power is diminished by a crippling dependence on foreign oil?

Surely these two phenomena -- the abduction of thousands of children to become soldiers and sex slaves in Uganda and the deliberate exploitation in Russia of the helplessness and beloved status of children -- are some of history's worst attacks on childhood.

What the public doesn't know, is how cynical and deliberate the exploitation was.

Laming goes on: "I strongly believe that in future, those who occupy senior positions in the public sector must be required to account for any failure to protect vulnerable children from deliberate harm or exploitation.

And he returned to the theme in the report that he wrote after the death of Baby P: "I strongly believe that in future, those who occupy senior positions in the public sector must be required to account for any failure to protect vulnerable children from deliberate harm or exploitation".

"I want to see a world where workers are respected, a world without this deliberate and unnecessary exploitation by multinational companies who continue in lawless places where they start the clock all over again; going from Bangladesh to East Africa, seeing how much of the environment they can destroy and how many workers they can kill before anyone notices".

But while predators are known to be attracted to general food [5] and prey cues [6], [7], [8], rarely has the exploitation of deliberate prey scent signals by predators been demonstrated.

While a norm can be thought of as a typical phraseological pattern associated with a lexeme, Hanks defines an exploitation as a "deliberate departure from an established pattern of normal word use, either in order to talk about new or unusual things or in order to say old things in a new, interesting or unusual way" (2013: 212).

But in war, the environment suffers from neglect, exploitation, human desperation and deliberate abuse on a terrible scale.