Sentence examples for exploited out of from inspiring English sources

When the Senate voted on the bill at 4 p.m. earlier today, they gave a strong answer to McCain's question of "Isn't it in us to bring 11 million people who are being exploited out of the shadows?" They voted 68-32 in favor of immigration reform, even with the brutal border security provisions in Corker-Hoeven.

"Isn't it in us to bring 11 million people who are being exploited out of the shadows?" Asked an impassioned John McCain (R-AZ) before explaining how he went to a citizenship ceremony to find boots in the place of several people.

It exploits out-of-core strategies to leverage the secondary memory in order to solve huge linear systems O(100.000).

By making use of creative data analysis tools that augment the traditional BI framework, one can exploit out-of-the-box thinking to achieve better actionable results.

This was hinted at in a joint report published last week by the UK's National Crime Agency and National Police Chiefs Council, which looked at how city gangs are sending teenage runners to exploit out-of-town drug markets.

The country's fierce lèse-majesté laws, officially designed to protect the much-loved Bhumibol and his family from defamation, have kept the prince's stranger exploits out of the Thai media, but the cover-up is only cosmetic.

Rovers' inability to deal with a high Wilkin kick allowed Makinson space to exploit out wide, sidestepping the attention of two defenders to cross over.

"Spies spy, but they should not be able to write their own rules, exploiting woefully out-of-date legislation to collect information on millions of innocent people.

He quickly set about exploiting an out-of-sorts Djokovic with a succession of booming serves, monstrous groundstrokes and irretrievable volleys at the net.

I find it hard to believe – and I would have found it hard to render in my novel – that he received Moura's frank admission in 1934 that she was a Russian spy who had all along exploited him out of self-interested motives, but that nevertheless he soon resumed a sexual relationship with her, begged her to marry him, and maintained that she was one of the few women he truly loved.

Major unions back the proposal as a way to bring exploited workers out of the shadows to press for labor rights -- and union membership.