Sentence examples for exploitation both from inspiring English sources
An exhaustively reported investigation that exposes the horrendous exploitation, both scientific and journalistic, of an Amazonian tribe.
Dr van Es says there also seems to have been sexual exploitation, both in the staging of these children's performances and how these child actors were viewed by Elizabethan audiences.
On the contrary, having occurred during the 25th anniversary week of the Justice for Janitors movement, President Monaco's most recent disregard for campus janitors is steeped in a long history of worker exploitation both at Tufts and across the nation.
His aim was to bring about a moral transformation among the British, to the point where they themselves would share with their victims an awareness of the profound evil of colonialism: how the suffering created by organized exploitation touched both exploiter and victim.
Exploitation produces both a stream of revenue and further strengthens the brand.
Those systems have been shown repeatedly to be vulnerable — to attacks and exploitation by both hackers and insiders.
A query model specific to spatial data involves exploitation of both spatial and attribute components.
Television has reduced spectating to a passivity approaching mindlessness, and the mixing of sport and money has led to the exploitation of both public and player.
This has important consequences for other plant mutualists like mycorrhizal fungi; plants presumably allocate their carbon resources to optimize simultaneous exploitation of both mutualistic relationships.
Relations operate on mutually parasitic terms – exploitation runs both ways – and Teresa finds neither the sex she thought she was after, nor the human connection for which sex was a substitute.
