Sentence examples for exploit too from inspiring English sources

For the fundamental problem in the poor countries of Africa and Asia is not that sweatshops exploit too many workers; it's that they don't exploit enough.

But while it shocks Americans to hear it, the central challenge in the poorest countries is not that sweatshops exploit too many people, but that they don't exploit enough.

And so the women "remain silent and continue to submit".Children are being exploited, too.

She does not believe its stars are exploited too young to have control of their own careers.

He said he was not opposed to geothermal energy for heating but was concerned that it stops being a "renewable" source of energy if it is exploited too intensively by power plants.

The "extraordinary triptych" of artworks, he said, could "trigger an unprecedented economic development" in Aidone, exploiting too the town's proximity to the Roman Villa del Casale, which boasts more than 4,200 square yards of late Roman mosaics and is already one of the most visited sites in Sicily.

It exploits, too, the connotations of "intervention" as something that is good for you even if you don't want it – as in an intervention made by the friends and family of someone who is drinking too much, or a medical intervention that will hurt but save your life.

Other energy sources are sure to be exploited, too, including nuclear, coal, tar sands, liquefied natural gas and ethanol.

Exact and partial word tokens building the original method term lists were also exploited too.

In just about every India innings in this series there has been a mini collapse in the middle order but England have never been able to exploit that – too many loose balls, too many spilled chances and, on Saturday, too many wasted reviews.

This is a dark-age power at work in a modern, high-tech society – a society that feels profoundly threatened by such a primitive force, but wants to exploit it too.