Sentence examples for terrible exploitation from inspiring English sources

Before we left Argentina, we didn't know about Latin America, about the enormous gulf between rich and poor and the terrible exploitation of the people.

The general public may have forgotten about the bad old days of snake oil salesmen selling unregulated medicines, but doctors have not forgotten the terrible exploitation and harm created by some of these medicines.

The irony was that in spite of his idealism, his boldness in opening the heart of Africa to the world, he was (Jeal writes) "one of the unwitting begetters of the historical process that led to the terrible exploitation and crimes against humanity on the Congo".

"If society has any hope of eliminating this terrible exploitation of our youth," he also said, "then we also have to face up to this scourge as it exists in the family, in school systems, and in all forms of professional and volunteer work with young people".

These children are heartbreaking victims of terrible exploitation, but we do not always treat them as sympathetic victims in need of healing and compassion, particularly when they resort to violence against their abusers.

So, it's exactly the same thing as The Gold Rush, which, of course, was done by robber barons and corporations who have become very successful or blue chip companies sometimes were involved in just terrible exploitation and it's something that affects us all.

With no family or legal support to protect them, they often experience terrible violence, exploitation and abuse.

It's too much to say that Charles Taylor, Liberia's recently exiled President, was behind all this conflict, because the causes are deeper — corruption, economic decline, terrible education, resource exploitation — and it's been prolonged by international indifference.

"I did some things that were certainly labors of love and hard-won parts, but there were others that were just straight-up exploitation movies and terrible to watch and don't hold up at all.

I've heard a lot of stories about people who go to school, get a good education, and then not find work, or become 'too qualified.' Some people have just terrible, terrible stories of alienation and exploitation.

The fact is that the two years or so after 9/11 were a terrible time in America – a time of political exploitation and intimidation, culminating in the deliberate misleading of the nation into the invasion of Iraq.