Sentence examples for exploitative behaviour from inspiring English sources

Operation Yewtree, the resulting police investigation, has increased fears that the Jim'll Fix It host's sexually exploitative behaviour was part of a wider industry culture.

Back then, the postwar slum clearance programme inspired a boom in social housing that helped to quell the notoriously exploitative behaviour of private landlords.

I suspect that the element of hostility we haven't given sufficient attention to is contempt and the exploitative behaviour that this generates.

There was a litany of abusive, exploitative behaviour heard by Leveson, of innocent people being monstered, none of which could remotely be described as being in the public interest.

As the hearing got under way, Archbishop Silvano Tomasi, the Holy See's envoy to the UN, made it clear that there was no excuse for violent or exploitative behaviour towards children.

Like his beady-eyed and bloated Bavarian forebear, the svelte Seidl favours agonising deadpan gazes at ugliness and exploitative behaviour, favours "faces that startle rather than soothe" (Waters again), and concurs with Fassbinder's claim that "love is … the most insidious, most effective instrument of social repression".

His wives and longterm partners cannot have found this easy, but there was nothing covert or exploitative about his behaviour.

In some contexts, this will be the deliberate protection of the environment from harm: in a world where exploitative and aggressive behaviour is commonplace, one of the "providential" tasks of human beings must be to limit damage and to secure space for the natural order to exist unharmed.

The tweets are relentlessly grotty, but it is hard to pinpoint which aspect of GQ's behaviour has been the most exploitative.

The dark triad of traits are the self-obsession of narcissism, the impulsive, thrill-seeking and callous behaviour of psychopaths and the deceitful and exploitative nature of Machiavellianism.

If any other business were found to be employing people with the title of "behaviour designers", they would be seen as exploitative and downright creepy.