Sentence examples for potential points of exploitation from inspiring English sources

When challenged by pathogens such as malaria parasites, mosquitoes mount a strong and effective innate immune response; so immune genes are of particular interest as potential points of exploitation for disruption of disease transmission [16].

We found eight potential points of confusion.

India and Pakistan are another potential point of friction.

Both Massé and Wesley say the government's new plan misses the point of sexual exploitation entirely.

These efforts include a national advocacy campaign under the banner of 'Give The Red Card to Child Abuse and Exploitation' which aims to increase understanding of the potential risks of child exploitation and abuse.

The NRM identified 511 potential victims of labour exploitation – an 89% rise – while 581 people were at risk from sexual exploitation (53% rise); 141 people from being exploited as servants (up 18%) and 62 unknown (up 44%).

They also discuss the potential effects of their exploitation.

Alarcon then turns to the important question of oil deposits in the Gulf of Mexico and the potential consequences of their exploitation.

Both girls and boys were seen as potential victims of sexual exploitation.

Many people outside of the classical music world are unaware of this, and the immense potential for cruel exploitation – of a sexual or psychological nature – which lies therein".

As its key point, the committee recommended that commercial surrogacy remain illegal in Australia, noting that surrogates were not motivated by financial reward and "a significant potential for the exploitation of surrogates and children to occur" through commercialisation.