Sentence examples for greater exploitation from inspiring English sources

Workers are likely to face greater exploitation as agencies offer ever tighter prices to their customers.

This has led to greater poverty in the region and subjected such groups to greater exploitation.

Networking among health care provider organisations is enabling greater exploitation of health information for health care planning.

But we should remember that the key drivers of growth are science, education and innovation, not low taxes, lax regulations or greater exploitation of natural resources.

"The potential for much greater exploitation of data held by government departments in England and all around the world is real," he says.

As finely divided ores, which do not smelt efficiently, come under greater exploitation, a number of processes are employed to agglomerate them for more satisfactory use in furnaces.

In pairing spunky dance music with spooky images, Lady Gaga hints at pop music's greatest exploitation of scary movies: Michael Jackson's "Thriller".

And like all great exploitation films, they're ridiculous in the best sense of the word.

Iran is an important nation with a great historic legacy to humanity, and also a nation that has suffered great exploitation at the hands of western nations, including by the United States.

The actor who struggled as a B-lister (I hate saying that -- I hate using letter grades, but this is how Hollywood viewed him) -- a man who made some bad and great exploitation pictures, as well as some genuine masterpieces and some memorable television along the way, got his Hollywood ending.

The YRD is called as the "Golden Triangle" due to its great exploitation potential and development of the YRD gets more and more attention.