Sentence examples for exploitation but also from inspiring English sources

This not only leads to pollution and human exploitation but also generates extraordinary windfall profits for some companies.

"It takes time and commitment to build a career and the AMA, with its agents, have always sought to protect young models from exploitation, but also from clients who are under pressure to pay increasingly low fees".

This demonstrates the value that awareness raising activities can have with regard to increasing victim identification: not only members of the public recognising and reporting suspected cases of exploitation, but also enabling victims to self-identify and take action.

Guaranteed jobs aimed at providing a social purpose not only provide the economic benefits of full employment and protect employees from exploitation, but also improve mental health outcomes by giving people better, more meaningful work.

Most of these treks take place in obscurity, but Shalhoub was joined by the filmmaker Matthew Cassel, who documented and participated in his seventeen-hundred-mile migration, which was fraught with peril and exploitation but also punctuated by moments of extraordinary kindness.

Deep groundwater systems not only form an important consideration in coal exploitation, but also serve as major storage zones for fresh water resources.

Therefore, the used computational technologies are not only good in exploitation and exploration but also robust to noise.

The challenges facing southern Sudan are well known -- potential clashes with the North, literacy rates of around 25%, little physical infrastructure or private industry -- not to mention the oil question, which can bring development but also exploitation and violence.

The new Ghostbusters' New York is partly the result of profiteering and exploitation, but it also represents the hard work of many competent and well-intentioned people.

Poor health outcomes were not limited to women trafficked for sexual exploitation but were also reported by women trafficked for labour exploitation.

Health problems among women who register for post-trafficking support services after returning to their country of origin are not limited to women trafficked for sexual exploitation but are also experienced by victims of labour exploitation.