Sentence examples for exploitative ways from inspiring English sources

Finding the right balance is always the hard part, especially in the West, where the urge to return to the exploitative ways of the past is strong.

"And so in has come an entire industry of check-cashing stores and pawn shops and loan sharks that are, in a sense, filling the gap but doing it in very exploitative ways".

We should press our universities to use them less, and in less exploitative ways: in positions that are more likely to lead to permanent jobs, for instance.

There was no change of heart on the part of benevolent "job creators" causing them to reconsider their exploitative ways and kindheartedly shed their cheaper child laborers thereby giving adults more opportunities for work.

It doesn't help that otherwise smart shows sometimes use these elements in exploitative ways, and, in general, television is simply overusing murder, sexual assault and beatings to juice up its stories, so much so that it all begins to seem like background music.

"It has to be something extreme but not done in an exploitative way," he said.

In the least exploitative way possible, the film, which opens today at the Screening Room, delves into every aspect of a life that was clouded in mythology from the beginning of his career.

In fairness to Chang, she was writing about secret Valley sex parties in general, mentioned in passing that "while some parties may be devoted primarily to drugs and sexual activity, others may boast just pockets of it," and cited this particular event — and a woman there being given drugs by one man, and then hit on by another in an inappropriate and exploitative way — as an example.

This follows Britain's similarly laissez-faire approach to "loot boxes" – a slightly less exploitative way of betting around games like FIFA – which the Gambling Commission says isn't actually gambling, despite Belgium and the Netherlands banning it on those grounds in April.

The show, which has attracted several thousand subscribers since launching last year, unpacks the unhealthy and ultimately exploitative way that fat people are represented in popular culture, answers questions from listeners, and gives concrete advice on subjects like "going to the doctor while fat".

It is an active state that occurs when people are involved in non-exploitative ways in the big and little decisions which affect all aspects of their lives.