Sentence examples for more exploitation from inspiring English sources

"It opens up the coal regions to more exploitation by the industry," Mr. Lovett said.

At the turn of the last century, "you had railroad interests that were fighting for more exploitation," he said.

"We said that every crisis means more demands on the working class, more exploitation, but we were saying it in the abstract.

The people and their country have suffered enormously from neglect and statelessness, leaving it shockingly fragile and open to even more exploitation and abuse.

This means a baffling array of tariffs, even more exploitation by the big six [energy companies] and customers continuing to pay much more than they need to".

The Republicans say he is blocking the exploitation of the country's energy resources, so he promised more exploitation of offshore oil and gas and called for new tax credits for clean energy.

These natural oscillations place populations on a sort of technological treadmill, leading to ever more intensive exploitation of environmental resources: an exploitation that in turn becomes ever harder to sustain in the face of natural climatic cycles.

The proposed method not only makes the exploration capabilities of GAs stronger through niche techniques, but also has more powerful exploitation capabilities by using simplex search.

Organizations or funds to assure the development of the inventions further and facilitate more efficient exploitation of university inventions are needed in Finland.

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

They smack of more clumsy exploitation at odds with the austere pretensions of Brown's speech.