Sentence examples for exploitation in which from inspiring English sources

Exploitation, in which one species benefits at the expense of the other.

Colonel Hilferty said the soldiers were conducting "sensitive site exploitation" in which they were searching house by house, drawer by drawer.

The plaintiffs argued that Firestone engaged in decades of exploitation in which adults put their children to work for no money to meet stiff production quotas.

Charlotte Rampling brings her trademark air of world-weary decadence to Heading South, a parable of personal and political exploitation in which the strapping young men of Haiti become the sexual playthings of wealthy Western tourists.

He followed it, in 1936, with "Modern Times," the great political comedy of mechanization and exploitation, in which his Tramp, at the end, yields a bit to the times — he delivers a remarkable song in nonsense patter, the very subject of which is Chaplin's aversion to delivering dialogue.

There are some instances of alleged exploitation in which the issue of consent does not seem to arise.

Some may say Kardashian's selfie-taking is, in reality, a sustained act of self-exploitation in which she sells herself as commodified, leered-at flesh.

It's a deliberately bad Grindhouse-style exploitation movie in which Danny Trejo clomps around Mexico killing people with a knife in a multitude of extravagant ways.

The original "Gone" belonged to that vanishing breed of exploitation picture in which you may have spent more to get in to see it than the filmmaker spent creating it.

If it were generally true that college sports is a crass mutual exploitation arrangement, in which athletes generate revenue for the school in return for a shot at professional lucre, then how could you explain walk-ons?

A girl who gave evidence in the Oxford child sex exploitation trial, in which seven men were found guilty of abusing, raping and torturing girls as young as 11, said her attackers had threatened to cut off her face and kill her family.