Sentence examples for traditional exploitation from inspiring English sources

Lambrick has shown how the traditional exploitation of the floods could provide a simple means of growing the principal crops without even plowing, manuring, or using major irrigation.

"They not only continued the traditional exploitation of the peasantry, but also introduced extortionate taxes and forced sales on industrial production and commerce," Ronald Findlay and Kevin H. O'Rourke write in "Power and Plenty" (2007), a magisterial history of world trade.

As Dwight, Blair offers a stark contrast to the expressionless avenging angels who litter traditional exploitation cinema – a properly broken man, stumbling his way down a preordained path more in fear than in anger, each escalating act of vengeance/survival taking another chunk out of his fractured character.

This new breed of gross-out movie typified the emerging sense of "exploitation"—the progressive adoption of traditional exploitation and nudie elements into horror, into other classic B genres, and into the low-budget film industry as a whole.

Limited traditional exploitation of some natural resources, such as pine-cone collection and cattle and horse rising are allowed [20].

Thus, traditional salt exploitation contributes directly to the conservation of bluethroat, considered as an endangered species in Europe.

Whereas many oil shales schemes require long term heat soaking to stimulate and simulate the maturation associated with traditional catagenesis, exploitation of the enhanced properties associated with near critical water indicate that judicious p, T operation would achieve this with shorter times and lower energy inputs.

Babb worked in various areas of the entertainment industry, in both traditional and exploitation genres.

A few of them were traditional leftwing words – "exploitation", "underprivileged" – but others suggested a world moving away from pure left-right politics – "ecology", "ethnic" – or away from politics altogether – "genius", "technology".

Protection measures in the Arab world need to be strengthened as children continue to face other forms of violence such as abuse, sexual exploitation, traditional harmful practices (early marriage, honour killings, FGM/C), etc. Salah lauded the appeal by UNICEF Regional Goodwill Ambassador Mahmoud Kabil to revitalise contributions from Arab nations to conflict-ridden Darfur.

India's fight to protect its traditional medicine from corporate exploitation.