Sentence examples for said exploitation from inspiring English sources

"Gentrification stole the soul of all our neighborhood," the poem said, "exploitation of all that was good".

The GLA head of operations for the south-east, Neil Court, said exploitation among Lithuanians and other eastern Europeans appeared to be increasing, and in other cases the authority has seen a rise in organised crime, including fraud, money laundering, tax evasion and violence associated with labour abuse.

The report's author Ann Coffey said exploitation was an "ongoing problem".

The Home Affairs Committee said exploitation was an increasing "large-scale nationwide problem".

UNICEF Representative in Kenya, Heimo Laakkonen, said exploitation will only be defeated by a combination of reducing demand for child sex workers and prosecuting tourists and Kenyans who abuse children for sex.

This very cheap depiction of human suffering in print was meant to say "solidarity", but instead it says "exploitation".

In a disastrous 2012 interview for CNN, Anna Coren asked him, "There is a real sexualization, some would say exploitation, of teenage girls in Japanese society.

I would have also brought up the fact that whether in the interest of time (or dare I say, exploitation) the tail end of the call does make her sound nuts, and shouldn't be evaluated on its own.

While this sets the stage for the market to flourish, drawing on capitalist principles of profiteering and deployed to cash in on patriarchal values, this market is also where, as Betsy Hartmann says, "exploitation and opportunity are bound and wound up in one" [ 33].

Some say exploitation isn't fair, but it is so common in the community it is generally accepted across all servers.

Before meeting Oxfam's leaders for crisis talks yesterday, Penny Mordaunt, the international development secretary, said sexual exploitation by the charity's senior staff was "utterly despicable".