Sentence examples for exploitation means from inspiring English sources
In Indonesia, rampant exploitation means the rainforest is getting smaller and thinner every year, while environmentalists have little faith in the government's new moratorium on logging, which began on 20 May.
The nature of criminal exploitation means that young people who are controlled in this way are very likely to go missing from home – often repeatedly and for long periods.
It's really fun to ask a pre-law business student to seriously think about what "exploitation" means for the first time or spend 40 minutes talking about how the modern school system isn't so much for learning as it is for disciplining us to obey authority.
As it is known, array gain exploitation by means of multiple TX antennas requires channel knowledge at the transmitter in conjunction with suitable precoding techniques.
Carry-over exploitation as means to enhance sampling rate and/or reagent consumption is demonstrated in designing an improved turbidimetric determination of potassium in fertilizers using sodium tetraphenylboron.
Cut marks on the elephant skeleton, and on other elephant and mammal bones, indicate human exploitation by means of butchering activities, in accordance with the traits of the lithic assemblage and its spatial association with the bones.
And when it comes to the most vulnerable children – those most in danger of violence, abuse, and exploitation – it means achieving universal ratification of the Optional Protocols to the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
You need at least three very well written songs that are both original, yet familiar sounding in order for maximum commerciality and exploitation (which means £££).
Anyone who hasn't been able to avoid exploitation—I mean, employment has contemplated this question.
What is being celebrated is not sexuality but sexual exploitation, a mean casualness that deprives intimacy of all intimacy.
Too often "flexibility" means exploitation and deep anxiety – from zero hours to low wages.
