Definition

Examples

• "Bruno : Edward, we want to exploit, I mean, use your musical talent."
• "Bruno : Susie, you'll have to postpone your plans for the anti-exploitation ad campaign."
• "Susie, Philip recently sent me an email addressing his concerns on our new idea for an anti-exploitation ad campaign."
• "We had been debating the pros and cons of exploiting inexpensive but possibly illegal labor, versus taking the "high road" and using only suppliers with a proven record on human rights working standards."
• "Philip : It seems to me that when we speak of international outsourcing, we feel that this is a bad thing - something companies do to cut costs or exploit weaker economies."
• "There's been a media circus surrounding their sweatshops and innumerable counts of worker exploitation."
• "Outsourcing: Cost-Efficient Advantage or Unethical Tool of Exploitation?"
• "And it usually involves exploited labor and cheap production."
• "The question is whether we will continue to exploit cheap and potentially illegal labor, or whether we should explore more expensive, but more ethical alternatives."
• "Susie : If you consider the dangers of questionable labor practices strictly from a financial perspective, you'll find that continuing to exploit cheap labor sources is extremely risky."
• "I'm calling in regards to the memo you sent me about Susie's new marketing proposal, the one about the anti-exploitation ad campaign."
• "An outspoken conservative businessman, speaking on condition of anonymity, went so far as to say that the new line is another ploy by liberals to exploit easily-influenced consumers."
• "For example, most people think that outsourcing is when a company exploits cheap labor in a foreign country."
• "You can be sure the media is going to exploit this incident to the best of its abilities, and we've got our respective businesses to think of here."