Sentence examples for the urge to exploit from inspiring English sources

This society is driven by the urge to do good – not, like capitalism, by the urge to exploit.

But diplomacy finds limited space to maneuver in the ever more abrupt collision between the urge to exploit dwindling resources and the activists' struggle to preserve them, tilting against Big Energy along the way.

Humiliation (Notting Hill Editions, £12) is an eloquent, fearless and frequently hilarious essay on the "whimpering beast inside each of us", and on the urge to exploit its vulnerability.

Mitchell grew up in the suburbs of Detroit, and returned there to shoot both of his films, though unlike many film-makers who shoot in the area, he resisted the urge to exploit the city's crumbling centre for what the Tumblr community calls "ruin porn".

The White Horse was one of the few places that resisted the urge to exploit dancers to the extent that other venues now get away with, which is why we believed it was worth making a noise about.

We are taking not only more than our fair share of our neighbour's grass, but also our children's.Mr Safina provides many examples of the human urge to exploit.

"Shell has an ungodly amount of money and despite what scientists and civil society around the world is saying, they have an insane urge to exploit the Arctic," Nichols told VICE News.

During a past exhibit, Edmaier said of his work, "These landscapes are fragile Nature-created formations which, in the long run, will be unable to resist man's unstoppable urge to exploit -- they will alter and ultimately disappear".

– Resist The Urge To Take Over.

She can't resist the urge to oversee him, to indulge in "supermom exploits".

Broadway ★ 'BILLY ELLIOT THE MUSICAL' An exultant exploration of the urge to dance that both artfully anatomizes and brazenly exploits the fundamental appeal of musicals themselves.