Sentence examples for exploitation in our from inspiring English sources

Isn't that the most offensive form of exploitation in our time?

Thus, it is anticipated that compound 16 may serve as a lead for further exploitation in our quest to identify new ligands with the potential to treat diseases of CNS origin.

"We're in the midst of an unprecedented series of scams and exploitation in our state," California Atty.

Recent exploitation in our laboratories of retro Michael-type addition has also been employed to control hydrogel degradation.

Ms. Lloyd says she hopes it will raise awareness of the serious problem of commercial sexual exploitation "in our own backyard".

Opening these to exploitation would, in our view, be grossly irresponsible given urgency of the climate situation".

Malika Saada Saar of the Rebecca Project for Human Rights in Washington, who, with the help of two young victims, lobbied Congress and spearheaded the fight against Craigslist, said Craigslist's decision helped people understand that child sexual exploitation occurs in our own neighborhoods, and must be stopped.

The purified enzyme was to be accessible for the bioethanol production as well as industrial exploitation (discuss in our next study).

When we look at the densely interwoven forms of oppression, subordination, and exploitation in the United States our task is to explore the links between the ideological and the material practice, not merely as an intellectual exercise that increases the subtlety of our analysis, but as a way to rip away the curtain to reveal the unfair power and privilege hiding backstage.

This potential Achilles' heel in tumour metabolism deserves further exploitation in view of our previous findings (Scott et al, 2000; Wheatley and Campbell, 2001, 2002; Philip et al, 2003).

"It recognizes the damage that would be wreaked by tearing apart families," Mr. Verrilli added, "and it allows individuals to leave the shadow economy and work on the books to provide for their families, thereby reducing exploitation and distortion in our labor markets".