Sentence examples for exploiter who from inspiring English sources

He's a tormented scoundrel, an exploiter who wants to be a lover, even a husband.

"In every age it has been the tyrant, the oppressor and the exploiter who has wrapped himself in the cloak of patriotism, or religion, or both to deceive and overawe the People".

"One of the big problems is that there is this whole set of child sex exploiters who are not targeted as exceptionally bad guys".

"Thieves and exploiters who should be locked up are able to wander among us as respected people and are even greeted with bowing and scraping," he said.

Although South Beach doesn't need saving the way the Everglades do, its loose values make it a natural magnet for the free-booting exploiters who arouse Hiaasen's scorn — and, in Cherry's case, his dumbfounded awe.

Under the New York State Human Trafficking Act, the purchasers of children in the sex trade, rarely arrested and a category of exploiters who are generally invisible and escape scrutiny, could be charged with a felony.

The movie shifts from a talk show where experts speak on the subjects raised in the film to the restaurant, a microcosm of middle-class Brazilian society; it's full of middle-class exploiters who rationalize that they are the victims, suffering because the streets are clogged with beggars and detritus of different races.

As more of users' everyday "web surfing" and internet activity turns to mobile, the fraudsters, hackers, and exploiters who have always made their money in underground and illegal ways will turn to mobile, too.

Kids who don't have a safe place to stay enter a direct pipeline to the pimps and exploiters who recognize their desperation and are waiting to prey on them.

The report concludes that prostitution platforms like Vivastreet and Adultwork are "the most significant enabler of sex-trafficking in the UK" and "key to the typical 'business model' used by the organised crime groups and third-party exploiters who dominate the UK's off-street sex trade".

In particular, the system must be robust to the evolution of exploiters who usurp the benefit provided by others but fail to provide the return benefit.