Sentence examples for mass exploitation from inspiring English sources

The economic benefits that arose from slavery's mass exploitation gave the nation advantages that it still enjoys.

In a recent article for this section, Faiza Shaheen described recruitment agencies as "arbiters of capitalism and the mass exploitation of workers".

In a culture where animals other than pets are mere commodities, the desire not to be implicated in their mass exploitation requires effort, commitment and – at a stretch – the occasional vitamin pill.

Elsewhere, the push to promote free trade opened up resources and markets to businesses but also raised serious concerns about the mass exploitation of people and resources in developing countries.

Taphonomic, geologic, and faunal evidence points to mass exploitation of Rusingoryx by humans at Bovid Hill, which likely represents an initial processing site that was altered post-depositionally by fluvial processes.

Amongst these, marine and in particular, tidal energy resource has become a serious candidate for undergoing mass exploitation in the near future, particularly in places with a tidal range of 4 m or more.

In combination with cloning, it entails the mass production, exploitation and destruction of human embryos.

What is saddest about the mass sexual exploitation of children in the town of Rotherham, in the North of England, is that it happened at all.

Critics of the current system point out it relies on mass scale exploitation of personal data to function, and many believe this simply won't fly under Europe's tough new GDPR framework.

To resolve the resource and environmental problems caused by mass coal exploitation and to ensure virtuous circulation of coal mining and surface eco-protection, backfilling mining technology has undergone sustained technical progress in China during the past several years.

What is worrying, though, is the risk of the ideologization of the (Old Mass), its exploitation".