Sentence examples for exploitation result from inspiring English sources
Today, we have the benefit of 35 years of hindsight on the dynamics of these ecosystems resulting from these exploitation modes and rehabilitation options and thus various questions arise: (1) Did the diversity of the modes of exploitation result in heterogeneous soils 30 years after abandonment?
These women are poor, and their exploitation result from both poverty and the permission to view women as commodities.
The phenotypic changes observed in response to exploitation result in reduced population productivity in the unfished state (e.g. Hutchings 2005; Walsh et al. 2006) and may contribute to the slow recovery observed for many collapsed fish stocks (Hutchings and Reynolds 2004; Walsh et al. 2006).
Trial exploitation results led to the conclusion about the efficiency of selected algorithmic and software decisions.
The competitive situation became evident as opportunities to make money on the developed technology motivated solitary business exploitation, resulting in a low degree of business information exchange.
Nevertheless, the lack of exchange related to joint business exploitation resulted in project failure as no commercial or sustainable business platform was generated.
The different approaches for testing host exploitation resulted in a very different rank order of the hosts, indicating the complexity of the factors involved.
However, ABC performs well in exploration but relatively poorly in exploitation resulting in a slow convergence when it is used to handle complex GOPs.
Ms Casey said: "This inspection revealed past and present failures to accept, understand and combat the issue of child sexual exploitation, resulting in a lack of support for victims and insufficient action against known perpetrators".
Benson believes the details of Hemingway's life have become a "prime vehicle for exploitation", resulting in a Hemingway industry.
Taking a similar stance to Amnesty International, they argue that exploitation results from a lack of legal protection, backed up by Thai society's pervasive negative attitude towards sex workers.
