Sentence examples for dangerous exploitation from inspiring English sources
It is the need to recognize modern society's insatiable demand for energy and the importance of setting a course toward an ample-energy future without increasingly technically difficult and even dangerous exploitation patterns.
Surplus capital has led to dangerous over-exploitation of the planet's natural resources.
Unable to pay school fees and struggling to survive, they end up in dangerous and exploitative labour, including commercial sexual exploitation, at high risk of HIV infection themselves.
I can see why it occurs, but that way of thinking is wrong, indeed dangerous, hinting at exploitation and betrayal.
He said in a statement: "I cannot support an amendment that weakens protections for teenagers from predatory activity [and] creates a dangerous new child exploitation loophole".
Writing in the Observer, a group of academics voiced opposition to calls from the UN for tougher action to stop children working, saying that the focus should instead be to avoid dangerous occupations and exploitation.
He said Australia had a proud humanitarian tradition and that the UNHCR recognised and supported the need to save lives at sea and provide alternatives to dangerous journeys and exploitation by smugglers.
These cases are often the most dangerous as the exploitation can continue to very unhealthy levels and it is far harder to deal with the fall-out if it is not identified and addressed very early.
He said the team's findings underlined the need for more thorough regulations, given that a lack of control on the trade leads to the dangerous exploitation of species.
Instead, they fixate on images of apparent success sent back via social media — even if those images often mask a grittier and more dangerous reality that includes exploitation, petty crime and prostitution.
Of Barnardo's 22 specialist services surveyed for the report, 21 had seen evidence of the most serious and dangerous model of sexual exploitation – the trafficking of children through organised networks for sex, often with multiple men.
