Sentence examples for exploitation of very from inspiring English sources

Much of the current success of the Republican Party was built on the deliberate exploitation of very similar sentiments.

How, then, can you justify the publication (and exploitation) of very young girls dressed in suggestive clothing (Style, July 28)?

Many missions could benefit from the exploitation of very low height orbits, including Earth observation, atmospheric measurement and space weather research missions.

This provides two considerable differentiators; (1) exploitation of very low temperature difference ΔT≈30 K, and (2) relatively low temperature ΔT≈330 K heat sources, for producing mechanical work, and thus electrical energy.

With big-screen sitcoms, the biggest commercial successes lately have been exploitations of very current or recent properties (The Inbetweeners Movie, Mrs Brown's Boys D'Movie).

"That resistance, driven by quite natural fear of this terrifying disease, is starting to be exploited by local politicians and we're very concerned... that exploitation of this very natural fear will gather momentum and make it even more difficult to root out the last cases of Ebola," Salama said.

"This was economic exploitation of a very inadequate individual of a very serious and ruthless kind," he said.

It's exploitation of the very weakest.

You then planned the most shockingly sordid exploitation of the very young for sexual purposes.

The wide usage — even exploitation — of the very poem that Parini credits with inspiring his own career will only help extend Frost's legacy, he said.

I say a war needs to be declared on Kyle and those of his faux-furious ilk who have grown filthy-rich and famous from the ritual humiliation and exploitation of the very people they admonish.