Sentence examples for ever exploited from inspiring English sources

The opening episode began with the Small Faces, whose manager Don Arden ("If I've ever exploited anybody it's only because they wanted to be exploited") paid them in clothes, which led to an explosion in Mod fashion rippling outwards from Warren Gold's Lord John boutique in Carnaby Street.

A strike partnership of Gabriel Batistuta and Edmundo had fired them to the top of the table, but the former got injured and the latter – despite being needed by his team more than ever – exploited a clause in his contract that permitted him to return to Brazil for Carnival.

We have not received any reports that it was ever exploited.

We don't have any evidence to suggest that it was ever exploited for malicious purposes.

"While no one can ever prove a negative, we have seen no evidence that this vulnerability was ever exploited," said Lisberg.

As LastPass fixed the bugs quickly and had no evidence the bugs were ever exploited maliciously, it says they opted to let the research team publish their research on their own schedule.

"It never would have occurred to me that an enormous corporation with the ability to track over half a billion customers would ever exploit that advantage in any way," said Harland Dorrinson, twenty-nine, a caterer from Albuquerque.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet "It never would have occurred to me that an enormous corporation with the ability to track over half a billion customers would ever exploit that advantage in any way," said Harland Dorrinson, twenty-nine, a caterer from Albuquerque.

And the Internet capability that the device offers (almost exclusively so you can download books and other reading material from Amazon) is so poor — its parameters so hard to determine, its browser so ungracious and inaccessible — that you're discouraged from ever exploiting it.

Now, if I'm ever lucky enough to have game-addicted children of my own and they ask me, "Dad, will unscrupulous campaign attack dogs ever exploit my hobbies to derail my minor political aspirations?" While staring nostalgically into the horizon, I can say triumphantly, "Not any more; not any more".

But do the boys ever feel exploited?