Sentence examples for ongoing exploitation from inspiring English sources

The NASUWT union said it did not address the "ongoing exploitation" of other supply teachers across Wales.

In the ongoing exploitation of tight gas and conventional gas reservoirs, however, experience in using hydraulic fracturing has been gained by pumping over 300 fracs over the last decades, mainly in the federal state of Lower Saxony [4].

The way children get into an orphanage, and the ongoing exploitation of them once they have arrived, are part of a systemic problem that may not apply to every orphanage.

Ongoing exploitation of these data enables numerous applications for investigating bacterial transacting sRNA-mediated regulation networks.

Perhaps the most important community-based barriers were lack of medical research knowledge and the misconception that there is ongoing exploitation of community members by medical research institutions.

Sharks have also become a major target of human exploitation for their fins [ 6], resulting in widespread concerns that their rapidly declining populations coupled with unique life history characteristics will not permit recovery if ongoing exploitation rates continue.

Whether or not the professor is insulting the nation of Poland, is this ongoing marketing exploitation not insulting the dead?

One major worry is future cuts to social care for children at a time of ongoing sexual exploitation cases, since Whitehall cash for this area has already been cut by 32%, while need is up by 40%.

"We haven't cut children's social care to nearly the same extent that we've cut other areas of the council's budget," he went on, and he said the council's role in the city's ongoing sexual exploitation case proved it.

Contrary to the sincere hope for ethical organ sourcing in China [ 52], the dream is yet a dream while prisoners remain at risk under the demand and ongoing medical exploitation of execution.

The rare earth mineral industry in Sierra Leone is touted as a new frontier with ongoing exploration and exploitation of "new deposits".