Sentence examples for editorial exploitation from inspiring English sources

While Peaches Geldof's wardrobe choices might inspire 50 newspaper stories a month, it is due to a symbiosis between her attention cravings and editorial exploitation.

"Central Park needs loving hands of restoration, not exploitation," the editorial said.

The provision amounted to "a shameful repudiation of American tradition that will encourage exploitation," said an editorial in The New York Times.

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As for sex, one of the defining features of tabloid editorial content, there is an acute understanding about the exploitation of permissiveness to present titillating material.

The day after the I.O.C. vote, a China Daily editorial reminded its readers that the country had suffered a century of "brutal colonialist aggression and exploitation".

Following close behind, a Times editorial appeared in print Monday morning, headlined "Russia's Aggression," condemning "Putin's cynical and outrageous exploitation of the Ukrainian crisis to seize control of Crimea".

black exploitation.

Or exploitation?

Exploitation no.

It was the "exploitation".