Sentence examples for exploited for profit from inspiring English sources
The fragility of the monoculture could be exploited for profit.
When pressed, Sam reluctantly says he sees Jesus as a mythical figure exploited for profit by churchly corporations.
As in any situation that attracts a large amount of cash, the willingness of foreign donors and volunteers to support orphanages can be exploited for profit motives.
Certainly, I am never happy when contemplating the vogue for Jack the Ripper tours in modern Whitechapel; I don't think it's right for brutal serial murder to be exploited for profit, even over a century down the line.
The men making their beds, sweeping their floors, cleaning their dishes and cooking their food were trafficked from their native Bangladesh and exploited for profit at the Stewart hotel, sometimes for years at a time.
Over the past few years big American banks have faced repeated volleys of such attacks, which have grown in intensity.The idea that the intrusions are motivated by a desire to steal data that could be exploited for profit, is more plausible.
The letter makes no mention of Boots's involvement in its production, even though it repeatedly defends the company and the NHS schemes it has been exploiting for profit.
The most popular games "really reinforce the worst elements of capitalism in our society: warfare, where you re-enact famous battles; colonization, where you conquer and dominate new territories; and industrial expansion, where you exploit for profit", says Simons, while clutching dice.
Rather, through the inclusion of could, the authors indicate that the British Parliament was acting for the benefit of the East India Company, providing a potential situation that they could exploit for profit and implying a causal relationship.
The foreclosures represented a trove of deals for brokers entrusted to liquidate the backlog — a fact Granillo tried to exploit for profit.
The purloined data has been sold and resold, and even published on public websites for all to see -- and many to exploit for profit, guilty pleasure, or to advance their political or ideological agendas.
