Sentence examples for exploited would be from inspiring English sources

"Her lasting impact was to create a template within which models … felt that they would not be exploited, would be well-paid and would be respected," said Michael Gross, who wrote the 2003 book "Model: The Ugly Business of Beautiful Women".

However, Microsoft has still indicated that the exploit would be patched in a future update.

Suddenly a player would score big and his exploits would be publicized by sunrise.

Fuller's crime reporting provided what he later called his "hellbox" of insider information on the stool pigeons, gangsters, pickpockets, prostitutes, corrupt cops, and perverts whose exploits would be his cinematic stock in trade.

Reason 2: I was convinced my wayward teenage exploits would be embarrassingly dredged up throughout the book, since I was not only present at Screw's inception and other best-forgotten events, but also had quit the magazine tearfully after fighting with Goldstein about an inane logo he wanted me to use.

Following his success of the 1988 season, Hershiser realized any future exploits would be seen comparatively as a failure, even as he began spring training in 1989 with the streak still active.

French Immigration Minister Brice Hortefeux lamented the tragedy and vowed that the French government would fight against human traffickers seeking to exploit would-be migrants' poverty.

If a Warhol worm were to be released, by the time anti-virus engineers came up with a patch to protect the vulnerability it exploited, it would be too late.

Dr. James Hansen has repeatedly warned that if Canada's tar sands were fully exploited it would be "game over" for the climate.

No doubt a wise commercial decision, but it adds to one's general unease about the entire project -- a sense of exploitation, though who was exploiting whom would be hard to pin down.

"A joint venture, perhaps through BBC Worldwide to commercially exploit it, would be seen as a slippery slope argument for the wider BBC".