Sentence examples for more exploitative from inspiring English sources

But they often end up working in even more exploitative situations".

In another study, men who post selfies were also found to be more exploitative and entitled.

Some argue that Chinese mine owners are no more exploitative than those from other countries or from Zambia itself.

US cable channel Cinemax staked its claim in the mid-1980s by pumping out more exploitative fare than its competitors.

In a culture that prides itself on upward mobility and class-blindness, maids and housekeepers are an unwelcome reminder of society's more exploitative underbelly.

Also, often the representatives of the national government have neither local roots nor affiliations and hence are much more exploitative than the locals.

It depends upon whether you ever thought Playboy, and not the more outwardly exploitative publications it arguably spawned, was one of the great villains of the sexual revolution.

Monster hunters invited people to pay their way onto expeditions, billed as scientific, but more often exploitative and misleading.

"Stalker," 10 p.m. ET Oct. 1, CBS: This shoddy program is nothing more than exploitative, misogynist trash (and I'm not alone in that assessment).

"X Factor seems to have become even more horrible and exploitative than ever," he wrote.

For all of its lubricious attention to naked and half-naked male bodies, all of them impeccably muscular and smooth, "Circuit" is ultimately more sorrowful than exploitative.