Sentence examples for industry exploitation from inspiring English sources

The photographer, best known for his painterly portraits of migrant communities and manual workers, decided to document the world's pristine territories – areas untainted by the brutal grind of industry, exploitation and modern life.

With the majors having exited traditional B production and exploitation-style promotion becoming standard practice at the lower end of the industry, "exploitation" became a way to refer to the entire field of low-budget genre films.

Or stay tuned for a story from Harry Shearer, political satirist and the voice of several Simpson characters, and another from Oliver Houck, a law professor from Tulane who for decades has been standing up for communities and the environment against oil industry exploitation.

The advent of new media and tobacco industry exploitation of novel promotional opportunities is a current challenge to global tobacco control efforts [ 18].

Pregnant through some of this time with a second child, King found that her most incisive pitch was illuminating the tobacco industry's exploitation of the young.

Against this backdrop, a new book published last week by law professor and advocate Daniel L Hatcher, The Poverty Industry: The Exploitation of America's Most Vulnerable Citizens, exposes a largely unrecognised yet deeply disturbing additional dimension to the issue: the vast scale of disadvantaged people being fleeced for profit.

The floating catalyst chemical vapor deposition (FCCVD) method discussed in this paper bridges the gap between generating nano- and macro-scale CNT material and has already been adopted by industry for exploitation.

It culminates in you, the casual consumer, passively facilitating an entire industry of exploitation.

"Burn Hollywood Burn" assails the use of black stereotypes in movies, and "Who Stole the Soul?" condemns the record industry's exploitation of black recording artists and calls for reparations.

"Research suggests that it has resulted in a number of benefits, including a clear policy message, better conditions for sex workers, improved cooperation between sex workers and the police, and no detectable increase in the size of the sex industry or exploitation of sex workers.

Forsyth recommended a labour hire licensing scheme be introduced in the horticulture, meat and cleaning industries, where exploitation is most rife, with the capacity to be expanded to other industries.