Sentence examples for exploitative people from inspiring English sources

The study, appearing today in the journal Science, suggests that groups with few rules attract many exploitative people who quickly undermine cooperation.

Firstly, manipulative or exploitative people, and the second is those who enjoy obsessing over the self-centredness of others and talking about them and their psychology, using key words such as emotional vampires, co-dependent, doormat syndrome and so on.

The Silence of Lorna focused on an Albanian migrant in a marriage of convenience not unlike that in Dheepan, while 1996's La Promesse dealt with the teenage son of an exploitative people-trafficker, who feels guilt over the death of one of his father's African construction workers.

When it comes to accusations that some documentaries have become exploitative of people who are on benefits, reinforcing stereotypes of them as "scroungers", he says the situation is "much more nuanced" than people assume.

Going with a specialist tour operator who has worked with local Greek businesses for years is a more ethical option than a major operator who is more profit-driven and possibly exploitative of people desperate to fill rooms.

A society that is exploitative, that sees people as commodities, as numbers.

"Asan has long maintained that the payment of sub-minimum wage is unjust, exploitative and isolates people with disabilities from their peers in competitive employment".

What this really says is that celebrities were expected to be sexually exploitative, and that people therefore found it hard to know when someone was stepping over the line.

I'm not a photographer who follows the trail of disasters, so I found a way to make work that wouldn't feel voyeuristic or exploitative, through meeting people.

In a world where life is increasingly exposed to the tyranny of an exploitative financial order, people are forced to seek out ever more "creative" ways of getting by.

They are often risk-takers – one of the characteristics of psychopathy; they are more manipulative – a Machiavellian trait – and as narcissists, they tend to be exploitative of other people.