Sentence examples for become vulnerable to exploitation from inspiring English sources

And many have become vulnerable to exploitation by terrorist organisations and piracy groups.

As microlending operations have grown, they have become vulnerable to exploitation by unscrupulous individuals, who have turned many into for-profit, high-interest enterprises that trap poor borrowers in a never-ending cycle of debt.

However, if one player moves away from the Nash equilibrium on the axis representing his strategy, he becomes vulnerable to exploitation by the other: movement along the other player's strategy axis can improve the other player's EV.

In Honduras - which is currently tied with El Salvador as the world's most violent country - many people like Diana, as well as children on their own, attempt to move further north to avoid the endemic violence and thus become vulnerable to criminal exploitation of the worst sort.

Once on the street, they become vulnerable to all forms of exploitation and abuse and their daily lives are likely to be far removed from the type of childhood envisioned in the Convention on the Rights of the Child.

Children have also become vulnerable to the worst types of exploitation including child labour, recruitment into armed groups and forces, early marriage and other forms of gender-based violence.

Without a birth certificate, children have difficulty accessing school or medical services, without proof of age they become vulnerable to child labour and child marriage and are in danger of abuse, exploitation and trafficking.

Many planted areas were abandoned and became vulnerable to illegal exploitation.

It was after that trip that the teenager was put into the care of a children's home, where she became vulnerable to child sexual exploitation, was raped, and had a second termination.

When we can be alone, we become less vulnerable to exploitation and abuse.

Those isolated children become far more vulnerable to exploitation by traffickers or criminals.