Sentence examples for exploitative terms from inspiring English sources

Too much of the fibre was exported to Japan and Britain, on exploitative terms, he felt.

Rojankovsky was working under exploitative terms both for Paul Faucher and for Duplaix and the Golden Books.

Newsflash: parts of the US music industry have been built on exploitative terms for musicians, and for years white artists covered and repackaged black music to make it palatable for mainstream, segregated radio.

It grew out of her research on bankruptcy, which revealed that people were increasingly at the mercy of financial companies that buried all kinds of exploitative terms in the fine print of agreements for loans and credit cards.

They questioned the instrumental, impersonal and exploitative terms of workplace relations.

Backplane's legacy will serve as a warning of the dangers of fundraising at too high of valuations with exploitative terms in party rounds where no investor takes responsibility.

Last year, the Hotel and Motel Trades Council sent a memorandum opposing the legalization bill, arguing that the U.F.C. had formed a monopoly and dictated "abusive and exploitative contract terms with fighters".

In such a situation it might be biologically adaptive to be less discriminative with regard to mate choice, to be exploitative in terms of interpersonal relationships, and invest little in own offspring, which includes limited emotional availability.

In 1971, recast as a singer-songwriter, Joel recorded the poorly produced Cold Spring Harbor for Family Productions, which locked him into an exploitative long-term contract.

Hesmondhalgh cites Mark Andrejevic's concern that labour freely given to participate on open source projects or youtube videos cannot be considered exploitative on these terms.

Therefore, vegetative GUs would play a short-term exploitative role.