Sentence examples for financially exploited from inspiring English sources

Children must go to school and not be financially exploited.

"We are sexually assaulted, financially exploited and physically used".

Now, it's seeking comments from the public on how the elderly are financially exploited.

The Unicef study from 2007 found that at least one in eight children in Jordan was financially exploited, most often by neighborhood adults.

In one hour with a client I made as much money as I made in a whole week at my part-time retail job; I may have felt financially exploited, but for reasons completely unrelated to sex work.

Instead, they are left to scavenge for water around broken pipes and stagnant ponds, may walk miles to the nearest spigot for clean water, or may be financially exploited by "water mafias" charging almost a full day's wage for single cup of water.

Shen Tei's love saves Yang Sun, but it cannot make him good: he, too, financially exploits the always-giving Shen Tei, who ends up carrying his baby.

"It is my wish that the Helmut Newton Foundation be a viable and living institution, not a dead museum, that will financially exploit these archives," he noted late last year.

After decades of acquiring, consolidating and centralizing, the department store chain is rediscovering — and financially exploiting — its multiple local roots, advancing a trend that is quickly being adopted by other retailers like Saks Fifth Avenue and Best Buy.

Now a new report, "Identity Theft: The Aftermath 2003," adds details about identity theft, which occurs when people's personal information is used to open credit card accounts or otherwise financially exploit them.

But the tests, like earlier efforts to monitor opioid prescribing, have led to a host of vexing questions about what doctors should do with the information they obtain, about the accuracy of urine screens and about whether some companies and doctors are financially exploiting the testing boom.