Sentence examples for exploitation of one from inspiring English sources
Sexual deception reflects unusual specialization based on chemical exploitation of one or a few pollinator species, whereas pollination in food-deceptive orchids is less specialized, attracting a range of pollinators much as do food-reward flowers.
We also believe that making the connection between the exploitation of one historically oppressed group and another is vital.
"Once you know that, you see that in the book there is a lot about South Africa, about the exploitation of one class by another".
(Holden) 'P2' (R, 1 38) Bloody but not punishingly so, "P2" is a swift and stealthy exploitation of one of the urban woman's greatest fears: the after-hours parking garage.
P2 Opens today nationwide Directed by Franck Khalfoun 98 minutes Swift and stealthy "P2" is a canny exploitation of one of the urban woman's greatest fears: the after-hours parking garage.
Reflexive exploitation of one's own child, as Gregor does to score a business deal, should in theory be repellent.
No details were available regarding type of exploitation for one fifth of the trafficked adult sample and one third of the children.
The Australian Manufacturing Workers Unionn was among the first to deliver its Jekyll-and-Hyde social media presence – stern condemnation of the exploitation of workers one tweet, Bill Shorten as a frog on a unicycle the next – and it was the subject of Atkins' scrutiny on Insiders in late May.
Nonetheless, given the fraught historical relationship between photographic representation and sexual exploitation of women, one might wonder whether using images of these women is even the best way of illustrating Me Too stories, which may make the sources more vulnerable to attack or encourage judgments of their appearances.
His review demanded government powers to enhance both the exploration of new reserves and the exploitation of existing ones.
The players had been moving from a situation of profound exploitation to one where they were more or less developing the free labor rights that everybody else had.
