Sentence examples for for the exploitative from inspiring English sources
Between 1977 and 1980, Metzger went on an art strike, refusing to labour for the exploitative Man.
In her efforts to make the world around her fit her preconceived images, Emma at best a dreamer, at worst a social climber is an easy victim for the exploitative men who come her way, and she is inexorably drawn onward to financial ruin and, eventually, suicide.
Eventually, he asks Hannah about herself — as, he suggests, a form of ethical payback for the exploitative relationships with his fans: he never really listened to the other young women, but now he'll listen to her, see her as a person, in order to make up for it.
Cano and Blunt soon began landing gigs and earning more money than would've been possible working for the exploitative factory maquiladoras that had a stranglehold on the neighbourhood.
While some experts say putting limit on segregation will stop other people like Capay from getting left in basements, Piché said it will leave "wiggle room" for the exploitative practices to continue.
The widespread occurrence of C-starts in fish [25] provides a context for the evolution of the exploitative behavior of tentacled snakes.
There is also overwhelming support for ending the exploitative consumer practices and shady deals rampant on Wall Street.
The revelation led to unions calling again for an end to the exploitative use of such contracts and comes as the issue appears to have been quietly dropped from the agenda by the new Government, after changes were pushed through by the Liberal Democrats during the Coalition.
But perhaps most important for Van Heeswijk, the campaign "exposed the exploitative nature of the industry and provided a platform for women to speak out about their harmful experiences".
While Fascists found the liberal story soft and degenerate, socialists accused it of being a fig leaf for the ruthless, exploitative, and racist system of global capitalism.
He saves the real venom, and the cheapest shots, for those practitioners of Hollywood ethics whose behavior, as the book argues, is the model for the sexually exploitative power politics that real politics have come to mimic.
