Sentence examples for little exploitation from inspiring English sources

It's all very straightahead, and nearly indistinguishable from the TV/book's storytelling style – though one or two seemed a little truncated by comparison, such as when Lola and her pal Lotta lose Charlie's friend Marv's dog Sizzles in the park (do keep up) and the story wrapped up with little exploitation of the comedy potential of identical dachshunds on the loose.

So far there has been little actual exploitation of Arctic resources.

Despite the algal diversity and relatively inexpensive algal biomass, there has been little commercial exploitation of these plants for metal removal, recovery, and prospecting.

(AP) — A Long Island man convicted of helping his wife keep two Indonesian housekeepers as virtual slaves was sentenced on Friday to three years and four months in prison, ending a trial that shed light on the often little-seen exploitation and abuse of domestic workers.

Some consumers, however, see super-premium pricing as little more than exploitation.

"It should come as little surprise that exploitation of the workforce sometimes ensues.

But to young VCs the status quo was little more than exploitation.

The result amounts to little more than an exploitation of faith.

Rights workers see the shelters as vital to help protect women who face abuse and exploitation with little recourse under local and traditional law.

There seems to be little scope for commercial exploitation of old recordings and owners who obstinately refuse access may appear churlish.

Uighurs say they have seen little benefit from the exploitation of Xinjiang's natural resources while good jobs tend to flow to ethnic Han migrants.