Sentence examples for too much exploitation from inspiring English sources

"There's too much exploitation of borrowers," said Michael Dodge, who oversees Loan.com for Internet Brands, the site's parent company in San Diego.

This citation stresses that too much exploitation through standards too early can hamper the offshore wind innovation ecosystem's ability to reduce LCOE.

But to use that grief would have felt too much like exploitation.

By Hendrik Hertzberg The Fourth of July is one of the best holidays around: fireworks that get better every year, no gift-giving hassles, not too much commercial exploitation, nice weather (usually), no religious test for participation.

The Fourth of July is one of the best holidays around: fireworks that get better every year, no gift-giving hassles, not too much commercial exploitation, nice weather (usually), no religious test for participation.

In fact, talking about it too much constitutes exploitation and a creates a cover for repression and violence.

It's unlikely that Plato would have thought too much about animal exploitation, although Ovid believed he was a vegetarian.

He told The Telegraph: "If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery perhaps Christians should not worry too much at such an exploitation of religious imagery".

Lord Carey told The Telegraph: "If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery perhaps Christians should not worry too much at such an exploitation of religious imagery.

To turn away from the initial rapes would be evasive, whereas to show them in too much detail would risk prurience and exploitation.

Too much of our media fully relies on the exploitation of our insecurities to get us to buy things.