Sentence examples for still being exploited from inspiring English sources

The result (performed 1892) flouted the threadbare romantic conventions that were still being exploited even by the most daring new playwrights.

She expanded the possibilities of her medium in ways that are still being exploited by architects, including by many who don't like her work.

Fourteen months after the rebel M23 group was defeated in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, civilians are still being exploited by soldiers, armed groups and corrupt officials, Oxfam said.

BRITAIN: PRINCE CONDEMNS DIANA BOOK -- Prince William, speaking for himself and his younger brother, condemned a new book about his mother, Diana, Princess of Wales, saying, "Of course, Harry and I are both quite upset about it -- that our mother's trust has been betrayed and that even now she's still being exploited".

Under current legislation, all former mining pits are required to be turned into reclamation projects like farms and plantations, but a drive around the island shows that most are either left abandoned or are still being exploited by groups of informal miners, many of whom sleep and eat on site under makeshift tents.

"We've done a huge amount but I'm afraid to say that children out there in Rotherham and in South Yorkshire are still being exploited, unfortunately, for sexual gratification".

Supporters of the project argue that with or without the pipeline, the Alberta oil sands will still be exploited, and therefore there would be no difference in emissions.

In the 1880s the region's economy depended largely on gemstones, which still are exploited commercially and attract amateur gem collectors.

These restrictions were eventually lifted, but the damage had already been done: now, two decades later, the compromised security can still be exploited.

That's a function of those 33 years and 135 Tests, but the brain remains sharp and failings in opposition defences will still be exploited.

So producers of the other films were saying today that despite the rule changes the system could still be exploited by an insider -- it was the third victory for the filmmaker Arthur Cohn -- by greatly reducing the voting pool.