Sentence examples for consequent exploitation from inspiring English sources
The foundation is the rejection of the current economic, political and environmental system, with its consequent exploitation, racism, sexism and destruction of the planet.
Additionally, regimen fragmentation comes without sanction and allows for large price mark-ups and consequent exploitation.
Consequent structure exploitation yields a computational complexity of O PN), where N is the number of unknowns.
He writes of the urgency for such ersatz anthropologists to recognize Tibet's "unique culture and fragile environment," yet is blind to the fact that these persons, including himself, are primary agents of cultural exploitation and consequent environmental decay.
Referring to the Apulia region, it has many analogies with other areas affected by chronic water scarcity, i.e: the rapid development of local economy, the changes in traditional agriculture practices and land use, the groundwater over-exploitation with consequent sea water intrusion, the climate changes.
Due to exploitation of host cell resources and consequent lack of nutrients, the transmissive phase of Lp is triggered, leading to the expression of virulence-associated traits such as flagella formation and other factors to promote release from the host [ 70, 71].
But a sign of civilisation is that it protects individuals from cynical exploitation by others, and the wider community from consequent harm.
Insights from the effects of exploitation on variation in other fishes, and on the consequent stability of their populations, are used to consider some potential implications of river management on floodplain species.
The early Christian community's attitude to birth control was formed partly in reaction against sexual exploitation and infanticide and partly against the Gnostic denigration of the material world and consequent hostility to procreation.
There is emerging evidence that continued heavy exploitation pressure on even the annually recruiting species can lead to overfishing and a consequent decline in production, e.g. Japanese anchovy catches in China.
