Sentence examples for exploitation disease from inspiring English sources

But this salt-based trade did not last as a combination of exploitation, disease and drought overwhelmed Gran Quivira.

Threats to B. brownii include loss of habitat due to land clearing, commercial exploitation, disease, and changes to the fire regime.

Though the rest of the poem is a distant memory, as adults, many of us have been exposed to the less celebratory side of Christopher Columbus and the horrific circumstances — slavery, exploitation, disease and, ultimately, genocide — credited to his name that ravaged indigenous people in America after he arrived.

Countless children are suffering, in grave danger of violence, exploitation, disease and neglect.

"Children are always the most vulnerable group in emergencies, facing a high risk of violence, exploitation, disease and neglect," Chaiban said.

"Children are always the most vulnerable group in emergencies, facing a high risk of violence, exploitation, disease and neglect," UNICEF's Director of Emergency Programmes Ted Chaiban said.

Habitat loss, climate change, over-exploitation, disease and other factors have been hypothesised in the global decline of amphibian biodiversity.

Over-exploitation, diseases, and habitat loss have posed significant challenges to find an alternative bioresource for biomass production.

Girls are often less likely to receive an education, and are more vulnerable to poverty, exploitation, and disease.

Inequitable access to education is clearly a form of violence against girls and, according to UNICEF, denying children access to quality education increases their vulnerability to abuse, exploitation and disease.

He is among the nearly 200 million children living in Africa's urban areas, many of whom are left vulnerable to abuse, exploitation and disease as families move from rural to urban areas with little or no access to basic services.