ruthless exploitation造句

• The economic boom also triggered unbridled land speculation and ruthless exploitation of the environment.
• In part, this was due to the ruthless exploitation of occupied countries by the German government.
• They also triggered an unbridled property boom, illegal land grabs and ruthless exploitation of the environment.
• This, combined with his lack of interest in his finances, left him open to ruthless exploitation.
• Ali's ruthless exploitation of the province and oppressive fiscal measures caused much resentment among the local elites.
• Such a mixture of the races, such a ruthless exploitation of the master-slave relationship, revolted his whole being.
• "We are talking about the ruthless exploitation of children who have become the sexual prey of choice in our generation, " she said.
• The forests were in advanced stage of degradation brought about by ruthless exploitation by the Zamindars on a rotation of 4 5 years.
• The new Empires of Spain and Portugal, however, were just as rigidly structured and based almost entirely around a feudal system of racism and ruthless exploitation.
• Collodi had been a crusading journalist, and his book, although intended for young people, touched upon children's cruelty to each other and the ruthless exploitation of children by adults.
• This led to cross-cultural collaborations, as Giddins writes; but the often ruthless exploitation of African-American artistic genius, as well by other, white performers and composers; agents; promoters; publishers; and record company executives.
• In assessing whether the crime is gross, special consideration shall be given to whether the crime has concerned a large-scale activity, brought significant financial gain or involved ruthless exploitation of another person ."
• Autumn is represented as a classic Victorian hero : honourable, perceptive and brave but out of his depth in a new age of ruthless exploitation personified by the bullish, cynical government official Dr Davenport Spry.
• A short-lived boom in the mahogany trade occurred around 1900 in response to growing demand for the wood in the United States, but the ruthless exploitation of the forests without any conservation or reforestation depleted resources.
• He turned his attentions to the notorious creation of the Congo Free State, which was his personal fiefdom and not a Belgian colonial territory, and as such its ruthless exploitation amassed him a vast private fortune.
• In the southern states, in which blacks made up more than 75 % of the inmates, there was ruthless exploitation in which the states leased prisoners as chain gangs to entrepreneurs who treated them worse than slaves.
• Humanity's behavior and motivation is a direct continuation of 16th to 19th century European colonialism and imperialism : ruthless exploitation and domination of other cultures, justified by an ideology of racial superiority . " Birthright " is based on the speculation that this behavior could be a fundamental trait of humans, which would be exhibited in just the same way towards extraterrestrial aliens.