Sentence examples for escaping exploitation from inspiring English sources

Nefarious identifies political corruption and difficult socioeconomic situations as elements that prevent sex slaves from escaping exploitation, and suggests that most victims do not survive for more than seven years after initially being trafficked.

On the contrary, even when dominant, defectors are never able to find a partner with whom mutual satisfaction occurs, as a defector with local information only will always strive to find a cooperator to exploit, whereas a cooperator will strive to escape exploitation.

"At least the Philippines' embassies provide shelter for women who are trying to escape exploitation and abuse.

They saw Fiji as a place to escape exploitation and suppression suffered in India.

We engineered syngeneic cheaters and victims that differed only in their kin-recognition genes, tgrB1 and tgrC1, and in a single cheater allele and found that the victims escaped exploitation by different types of nonkin cheaters.

But however much these paintings purport to convey her compassion, there's no escaping their exploitation of the titillating taboo of both incest and breastfeeding.

For instance, "World History," a middle-school textbook from1987, taught that "The laboring people — the English, Irish, French, Dutch, German, Swedish, and Jewish who had come to North America to escape feudal exploitation and persecution of churches — found themselves under the oppression of the British colonialists.

This is the shit Tubman was escaping: the enslaved exploitation of black bodies for white profit.

The difficulties encountered in escaping the development "valley of death" are discussed and ways to improve the exploitation of MMCs in the future suggested.

They will work with children to "help prevent them being exploited or to escape further sexual exploitation".

But it's time we looked more closely at the evidence from Ipswich and across Europe, to see what can be done to help people escape from sexual exploitation on our streets and behind closed doors in many of our communities.