Sentence examples for super exploitation from inspiring English sources

"Super Return means Super Exploitation," they complained.As if in reply, dealmakers are now keen to stress that the non-financial returns to private equity are also super.

However, all the decisions and policies of a free and independent India which replaced colonial policies of land alienation, and concentration on ownership of land, super exploitation of the peasantry, the creation of famines are being undone through globalisation.

But that process of exploitation has then been enhanced by the super-exploitation (the social oppression) of many of the workers involved -- super-exploitation through the differential treatment of workers by virtue of their gender, their ethnicity and their race.

Even more importantly, they expressed the needs of a social and economic system premised on the super-exploitation of a disfranchised racial caste, backed up by a permanent paramilitary network, the KKK.

Is it another coincidence that the money really started to flow when shoe companies shifted production from merely low-wage locales like S. Korea and Taiwan to super-exploitation sites in China and Indonesia?

The murder and "disappearance" of such vast numbers of people is part and parcel of the U.S.'s policy -- used most famously by the U.S. in Vietnam, El Salvador and Guatemala - to "drain the sea [the civilian population] to kill the fish [the insurgents]" which represent a continued impediment to the U.S.'s designs of super-exploitation of Colombia's vast natural resources.

Teens as young as 14 rescued from sexual exploitation during Super Bowl, FBI says.

The work grows out of a variety of musical genres — reggae, rap, R. & B. ballads — but its basis and primary influence is soul music, ranging from Rick James's "Super Freak" to black-exploitation-movie soundtracks like Curtis Mayfield's "Superfly".

The work grows out of a variety of musical genres reggae, rap, R. & B. ballads but its basis and primary influence is soul music, ranging from Rick James's "Super Freak" to black-exploitation-movie soundtracks like Curtis Mayfield's "Superfly".

He has a wonderful eye for exploitation, mayhem, super-violence, and artful splatter.

It is sheer exploitation.