Sentence examples for exploited more from inspiring English sources

"With each job, I was exploited more.

Ablett exploited more weak tackling to send in Brent Webb then Ian Kirke blasted over for another with Sinfield converting both.

Apartheid leaders did not like letting more blacks into the country, but found that foreigners could be exploited more easily than unionised locals.

New Zealand had three players sent to the sin-bin for ball-killing and were reduced to 13 at one stage, a situation the hosts should have exploited more ruthlessly.

Whatever its deficiencies, it has an appealing sweep, which Mr. Rothman and his players brought to life nicely, and its two movements are full of appealing ideas that a more experienced symphonist might have exploited more fully.

They were accompanied in the mid-2000s Brazilianian migrants pretending to be Portuguese in nearby Brandon, and, surreally, their Portuguese friends who pretended to be Brazilians pretending to be Portuguese, because their gangmasters actually preferred taking on people who were working illegally and could therefore be exploited more thoroughly.

The biota contrived more and more ways of exploiting more and more environments.

She told the Financial Times: "ITV has to look at exploiting more activities beyond spot advertising.

She proposed that Ms. Dimino exploit more of the room, by, for example, sitting on a stool.

Current TV's comedy exploits More Edinburgh exploits, this time in the form of Current TV, Al Gore's viewer-created TV project.

"Because adults are less vulnerable than children, employers want younger employees who they can pressure more, and who they can exploit more".