Sentence examples for exploitation part from inspiring English sources

The Immokalee victory won't impose fairness overnight, but after generations of exploitation, part of the farm industry is pointing in the right direction.

In order to derive a holistic model for the origin of innovations, it is consequently necessary to consider the ideation, realization, and exploitation part of innovation as well as the technological, economic, and customer dimension of innovation.

This includes the synergization between different groups such as bio-inspired, nature-inspired, etc. Biswas et al. [10, 11] proposed hybrid BFA-PSO where a chemotactic strategy of bacteria was designed to represent exploitation part of the algorithm, while the exploration of optimum location was accomplished by PSO.

In short, we are watching an old-fashioned exploitation flick — part of a depleted and degrading genre that not even M. Night Shyamalan, the writer and director of "Split," can redeem.

She said she accepted exploitation as part of the price of being in the US illegally until she started to attend meetings of La Union del Pueblo Entero (Lupe), a group founded by César Chávez, the renowned farmer, worker, organiser and cofounder of the United Farm Workers of America union.

Reducing herbivore exploitation as part of an ecosystem-based management strategy for coral reefs appears to be justified.

Commentators in this debate referred frequently to the U.S. Public Health Service Syphilis Trial--commonly known as the Tuskegee trial--as a paradigm example of exploitation, in part because the trial compounded the oppression of the poor black men who participated in the trial by allowing their medical condition to deteriorate even after effective treatment became available.

Gender-based violence, like rape and exploitation, is a part of virtually all conflicts today, with those most at risk -- refugee and internally displaced women and adolescent girls -- often remaining unprotected.

A chapter of her draft report contained severe criticisms of agencies working to tackle the abuse including "alleged indifference towards, and ignorance of, child sexual exploitation on the part of senior managers".

"The Super Bowl is a celebration, but we don't want exploitation to be part of it".

What isn't exactly clear is whether the potential benefits would trump the risk of organized exploitation on the part of these club owners.