Sentence examples for exploitation because of from inspiring English sources

Orally disintegrating films have potential for business and market exploitation because of their myriad of benefits over orally disintegrating tablets.

Then, there were no elaborately codified statutes for the sexual protection of those who were defenseless, dependent or vulnerable to exploitation because of their youth and social status.

These natural aggregates allow an intense exploitation, because of quality (well-rounded quartzite) and reserves (up to 700×106 m3), generating considerable waste volumes.

Haln says Korean workers were particularly vulnerable to exploitation because of a number of factors, particularly: Language – many Korean workers, when they arrive in Australia, don't speak strong English and so would struggle to find work outside the Korean community.

It's time for the political process to create stability for the millions of people who support the US economy, particularly since they're so vulnerable to abuse and exploitation because of their lack of immigration status.

Since the Arctic is becoming vulnerable to exploitation because of our burning of fossil fuels, it would be appropriate if we restrained our lust to take advantage of the disappearing ice around the North Pole.

E3G's Nick Mabey told me yesterday that shale gas was only one example of natural resources which could be open to over-exploitation because of ISDSs.

In Vietnam, the main reason for the declining population of F. hodginsii is over-exploitation because of the valuable timber of this species (Luu and Thomas 2004; Farjon 2010).

The theory arising from this dissection of the causes of immunopathology predicts that when the risk of immune-mediated host death increases with within-host exploitation (for example, when ϕ1 or ϕ3 > 0), natural selection favors parasites with prudent within-host exploitation strategies because of the increased survival cost of exploitation (Day et al. 2007).

For P. c. chabaudi in immunologically intact animals, we expect immunopathology to increase with exploitation, because autoimmune destruction of uninfected red blood cells, for example, scales proportionally with parasite density in this system [ 51].

This current trend in heavy crude oil and bitumen exploitation is because of the decline of conventional middle and light crude oil reserves and the limited supply and rising price of crude oil.